The repair of hormone face is troublesome, and it is difficult to completely cure it in a short time. Hormone face, also known as hormone-dependent dermatitis, is often caused by long-term use of hormone ointment on the face or long-term use of cosmetics and skin care products illegally added with hormones. The treatment of hormone face can be relieved by continuing to use hormone ointment under the guidance of dermatologists or beauticians and gradually reducing the dosage. This is a more traditional treatment. There are relatively new drugs, such as tacrolimus cream or pimecrolimus cream, which are non-hormonal drugs and have a good effect on relieving facial irritation, but they also need to be applied under the guidance of doctors. In addition, oral antihistamines, levocetirizine hydrochloride capsules or desloratadine dispersible tablets should be combined. For severe pustules, minocycline hydrochloride and compound glycyrrhizin tablets should be taken orally to control the disease, and local cold therapy and yellow light irradiation should be used to relieve sensitive symptoms. It also needs to be emphasized that hormone preparations must be avoided again.