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Differentials for this may include perioral dermatitis, rosacea, acne vulgaris, and fungal infections. If scaling is present, you may have the scales microscopically evaluated to rule out a fungal infection. Wash the area with warm water and use a mild cleanser like Cetaphil over the face. Pat dry and use only light creams for moisturizers.Vitamin E creams may work well. This will help moisturize the skin and keep the skin from getting irritated. A topical corticosteroid like 0.05% fluocinonide cream may be applied thinly once daily over affected areas. See if this improves in 3 days. Do not prolong use for more than 2 weeks. If symptoms persist have this checked by your doctor.