Redness of the face is more likely to be considered hormone-dependent dermatitis, which is mainly due to the patient’s long-term irregular application of glucocorticoids on the face, causing epidermal thinning and dermal superficial capillary dilation, manifesting redness of the face. At the same time, it can be accompanied by rashes like papules, scales, and pustules. Before treatment it is necessary to first stop using suspicious cosmetics, including miscellaneous cosmetics without instructions. Treatment requires oral administration of Epinastine hydrochloride capsules, two capsules every night. Combine this with oral compound glycopyrrolate capsules, two capsules three times a day. For the choice of topical medication, you can use Bluecoat Skin Spray as well as Blue Run Ointment, but it needs to be applied in small areas and not to the entire face at once to avoid causing an irritating reaction that could lead to an aggravation of the existing dermatitis.