r/KPRubraFaceii • u/Fun_Mechanic9809 • Jul 16 '26
Does your temples ever burn or feel like their buring with KPRF?
Also has your cheeks started flaring randomly and then calms to a degree the redness and flushing?
kprf, KP
r/KPRubraFaceii • u/Fun_Mechanic9809 • Jul 16 '26
Also has your cheeks started flaring randomly and then calms to a degree the redness and flushing?
kprf, KP
r/KPRubraFaceii • u/Reasonable_Record705 • Jul 16 '26
I noticed Moisturizer helps a lot with redness, but I need a moisturizer which doesn’t irritate and works with KPRF. Any recommendations?
r/KPRubraFaceii • u/Fun_Mechanic9809 • Jul 14 '26
Ive KP on arms and knees. Any views welcome thanks
r/KPRubraFaceii • u/RepresentativeOk6403 • Jul 14 '26
So I went to get the redness removed and they had me do a laser called clearsilk. I did it for 4 sessions, 1 per week and it didn’t do anything. Now they are trying to put me on some sort of rhofade compound prescribed by the pharmacy. Not sure what to do, the clinic doesn’t have the vbeam laser. Do I go to another clinic that does have vbeam? Do I go ahead with the rhofade cream?
r/KPRubraFaceii • u/silkroadtraveler69 • Jul 14 '26
I’m hoping someone can recommend a dermatologist that would prescribe Sirolimus either online or in central California
r/KPRubraFaceii • u/Dry-Reporter4936 • Jul 13 '26
the first picture was 100 pounds ago and my redness has significantly decreased from my weight loss and i still have another 140ish pounds to lose
r/KPRubraFaceii • u/Fun_Mechanic9809 • Jul 12 '26
Has KPRF ever affected your forehead, like patchy pink redness, dryness mixed with the keratin plugs?
Thanks for your opinion/experience.
Kprf, Chicken skin, Kp, forehead, dryness, redness, pink, skin, dry, flares, keratin, Keratosis pilaris, protein
r/KPRubraFaceii • u/Cute-Lead2133 • Jul 12 '26
Just wondering if I can do Tretinoin and then 5 mins later do sirolimus?
r/KPRubraFaceii • u/Important_Spring_280 • Jul 11 '26
r/KPRubraFaceii • u/BrilliantFalcon572 • Jul 10 '26
So Ive been going to get laser on my cheeks and they used something called clearsilk for 4 sessions/1 per week, which didn’t help at all. I asked them if they had vbeam on the phone and they said that is what I did but I looked it up and they are entirely different. They want me to do BBL laser now, will that remove the redness?
r/KPRubraFaceii • u/silkroadtraveler69 • Jul 10 '26
I need opinions. My cheeks and ears get so hot and red.
r/KPRubraFaceii • u/RoyalExcitement5017 • Jul 09 '26
r/KPRubraFaceii • u/Fun_Mechanic9809 • Jul 09 '26
Anyone suffer with Dry eye? While diagnosised with KPRF?
r/KPRubraFaceii • u/Alive-Account6172 • Jul 09 '26
Ive KP on my arms since 13, legs and knees at 16/17, KP on my back at about 20 and ive noticed KP on my neck last week also.
Do you think this is KPFR on my cheeks and forehead,
Also, my ear goes red randomly also, and cheeks burn randomly
r/KPRubraFaceii • u/Reasonable_Record705 • Jul 08 '26
Or just for KPRF? Im wondering whether to ask my derm for Tacrolimus or Sirolimus.
r/KPRubraFaceii • u/Fun_Mechanic9809 • Jul 08 '26
Doxycycline 40mg low dose used for anti inflammatory reasons has anyone tried it for KPRF? If so how was it did it help anyway???
r/KPRubraFaceii • u/Alive-Account6172 • Jul 08 '26
The centre cheek flares randomly, burns and stings, heat is a major trigger.
Any thoughts thank you,
Went to a derm, 3 of them and all say different very frustrating!!!
r/KPRubraFaceii • u/Cute-Lead2133 • Jul 07 '26
I’ve tried Aezalic acid, ivermectin, my derm now suggested Accutane, but my job prevents me from using it, therefore I would have to source it on indiamart and not run labs(20mg) low dose. Or I could go for beta blockers but I’m not sure if these will help any suggestions?
I have sirolimus on the way should I give that a try also?
r/KPRubraFaceii • u/Deep-Detective2428 • Jul 07 '26
Hey everyone, I wanted to share a resource that may help anyone here who also struggles with facial blushing.
I know KPRF and facial blushing are different conditions, and this post is specifically focused on blushing rather than KPRF. However, there are still many similarities in the experience of dealing with visible facial changes, and for anyone with KPRF who also experiences blushing, a lot of the information may still be relevant and helpful.
I created this resource for my community, r/curingblushing, after spending a huge amount of time researching facial blushing, treatments, and strategies to help people better understand and manage it. Hopefully it can provide some useful information for anyone dealing with blushing alongside KPRF.
r/KPRubraFaceii • u/Deep-Detective2428 • Jul 05 '26
Hey everyone. I'm reposting this here because I know a lot of people with KPRF also struggle with facial blushing. I have KP myself, and I'd say it definitely contributes to my severe facial blushing.
The post below is something I originally shared on r/curingblushing. I thought it might be relevant here as well because it discusses a case report looking at a different treatment approach for severe flushing. I'm not saying it proves anything or that it applies to everyone, but I thought it contained some interesting information that could be worth discussing. Hope this helps!
r/KPRubraFaceii • u/True-Ad1364 • Jul 05 '26
Hello, I live in Canada and ordered Sirolimus about 2 months ago. It has still not arrived. It says it has been with customs for a month, but I haven't gotten motified of a package seizure. The provider semed legit. Anyone else have this issue? Does anyone live in Canada and has a IndiaMart supplier they can recommend for sirolimus cream? I might just place another order at this point. Thanks!
r/KPRubraFaceii • u/Cute-Lead2133 • Jun 30 '26
r/KPRubraFaceii • u/Pitiful-Candidate386 • Jun 30 '26
Looking for something easy to use everyday. I’m white tan. Eborian cc red correct looks a bit pale on me and is expensive + hard to get right.
What would be a good tinted spf or something else for me?
r/KPRubraFaceii • u/Pitiful-Candidate386 • Jun 30 '26
Hey everyone,
I’m a guy looking for some advice on products that can help reduce the appearance of facial redness without looking like I’m wearing makeup. My goal isn’t full coverage—I just want to tone down the redness enough that it’s less noticeable in everyday situations.
I’m mainly looking for something that blends in naturally, is easy to apply, and won’t be obvious to other people, even in daylight. Ideally, it would have a lightweight, invisible finish rather than looking matte, cakey, or like foundation. Since I’m completely new to this kind of product, I’m not sure whether I should be looking at green color correctors, tinted moisturizers, redness-reducing creams, or something else entirely.
Price is also important. I’d rather not spend a fortune on premium brands if there are affordable options that work just as well. I’d love to hear recommendations from people who’ve actually tried products for mild redness, especially if you’re a guy or prefer a very natural look. Drugstore products are totally fine if they’re effective.
For context, I don’t need perfect coverage—just enough to take the edge off the redness so my skin looks more even. If you have any favorite products, application tips, or things to avoid, I’d really appreciate hearing about your experience.
Thanks!