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Dermatology ✓ Answered Jun 27, 2026

Skin rash on face?

I developed a red, itchy rash on my face 3 days ago. It appeared after using a new skincare product. The rash is spreading slightly. Should I stop using the product and see a dermatologist?
Asked by Lisa T., 32 yrs · AU
1 expert answer

Dr. Sara

Dermatology · 15 years experience · Jun 27, 2026

Stop using the product immediately and wash with mild soap. See a dermatologist if rash spreads or worsens within 48 hours.

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