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This may be case of perioral dermatitis. In perioral dermatitis," the areas most affected are within the borders of the lines from the nose, to the sides of the lips, and the chin. There is frequent sparing of a small band of skin that borders the lips. Occasionally, the areas around the nose, eyes, and cheeks can be affected. Sometimes there is mild itching or burning."
Source:http://www.aad.org/public/publications/pamphlets/common_perioral.html
There is no definite treatment for perioral dermatitis. The cause of this is not well defined. I suggest that you continue with the topical corticosteroid creams during flares. As the redness or scaling subsides then you may stop. Avoid prolonged use of the steroids. Also, you may need oral antibiotics for this especially if rosacea is suspected.