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Dermatology (Expert Forum)
Bright red face
Answered by
Alan Rockoff, MD - dermatology, Child Skin Problems
The Rockoff Dermatology Center
Brookline - MA
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Doctor's Answer
by Alan Rockoff, MD, Feb 21, 2001 12:00AM
, Feb 21, 2001 12:00AM
JD:
I don't know whether what you're describing is abnormal. Some kids (and adults) get flushed when they're hot, and the color changes with temperature shifts. I'd ask the pediatrician. If you want, take a couple of pictures to illustrate. Doesn't sound serious, though.
Best.
Dr. Rockoff
I don't know whether what you're describing is abnormal. Some kids (and adults) get flushed when they're hot, and the color changes with temperature shifts. I'd ask the pediatrician. If you want, take a couple of pictures to illustrate. Doesn't sound serious, though.
Best.
Dr. Rockoff
