Ringworm can grow on the face. Ringworm on the face is mostly caused by fungal infections, but it can also be caused by other skin diseases. Therefore, if you have symptoms of ringworm on the face, it is best to go to the hospital for a fungal microscopy so that your doctor can give you a clear diagnosis and then deal with it: 1. Fungal infections: Fungal infections can usually involve the skin and even the internal organs of the whole body, so they can also lead to ringworm on the skin of the face. Ringworm on the face mainly appears as ring-shaped red spots with relatively clear boundaries, and red papules and scales may appear around the edges, while the patient may have itching. The diagnosis can usually be made clearly by fungal examination. Usually, topical antifungal drugs can be used for treatment; 2. Allergic dermatitis: commonly known as peach fungus in folklore, ringworm is usually caused by contact with allergic antigens and can occur as a result of skin conditions such as redness, itching, wind-bumps, and peeling. During the onset of the disease, attention should be paid to gentle care of the skin on the face, while medication can be administered under the guidance of a doctor, such as oral antihistamines, etc.; 3. Psoriasis: commonly known as psoriasis in folklore, it can also involve the face. The cause is not yet clear and may be caused by an immune response. Red patches usually appear on the skin surface, along with scaly flakes. It can usually be treated with topical medications for psoriasis, such as pimecrolimus cream, as prescribed by the doctor.