Ultraviolet radiation is likely to damage the skin, and some people with sensitive skin may experience redness in the nose and face. Women may also experience redness during menopause due to hormonal changes. Inflammation of the skin in the nose can also cause redness. Excessive oil production in the nose can lead to clogged pores, and both folliculitis and rosacea can cause redness in the nose. High temperatures can also cause redness of the nose, and care must be taken to avoid exposure to the sun and alcohol in order to effectively alleviate redness of the nose. Many women also experience redness of the nose after rhinoplasty, which may be due to infection of the prosthesis. If you use your hand to squeeze the blackheads on your nose, your nose will also become red within a short period of time. Inflammatory infections that cause long acne on the nose can also make the nose red.