My cheeks turn red every afternoon in the office where the heater is on. I would like to inquire about laser treatment for facial flushing.

Hello. I am a man in my late 30s working at a company.

We started turning on the heater in the office this week, and around three or four in the afternoon, my cheeks suddenly flush. When I look in the mirror, both of my cheeks are quite red and feel a bit hot. It seems to get worse if I come back in after being exposed to the cold air following lunch.

I wasn't originally the type to get severe flushing, but seeing as it was similar around this time last year, it seems like it might be affected by the seasons. I was asked at a meeting recently why my face was so red, so it's starting to bother me.

I'm uploading a photo. My cheeks tend to show redness and pores together.

I have a few questions. I want to know if this type of seasonal flushing can be managed with laser treatment, or if changing my lifestyle habits should come first. If I undergo laser treatment, how many sessions are typically required, and at what intervals?

I'm also wondering if it won't be noticeable if I get it after work and go straight to work the next day. I've heard that sometimes the redness can last for another day or two.

Also, is there any maintenance I can try right away in the office? I'm using a desktop humidifier and a mist spray, but I'm not sure if they're effective.

I will take your response into consideration.