When does a woman's body turn red?

The "sexual expression" of the areola in couples' lives

When the sexual response reaches the plateau phase, a pink spot often appears on the front side of the breast, which is the sexual flush. The intensity and distribution of sexual blush during sexual response vary among different women. It is generally believed that if a woman has a higher level of sexual blush response, she also has a higher level of sexual tension in her sexual response.

Sexual blush

It is a red rash that is somewhat like a maculopapular rash. In the sexual response cycle, the sexual flush first appears in the upper abdomen during the late excitement and plateau phases, and then spreads to the breasts. The sexual blush in front and above the breast surface continues to expand toward the front chest wall, all the way to the sides and the middle of the breast surface. As orgasm approaches, a sexual blush may also be seen on the underside of the breasts.

In fact, it is not only the breasts that have sexual blush, but most areas of the female body also have sexual blush during the plateau phase of the sexual response cycle. Sexual flush may extend to the lower abdomen, shoulders and even antecubital fossa. As orgasm approaches, sexual flush will also appear on the front and sides of the legs, as well as on the buttocks and back.

When the sexual flush fades, the order is reversed from when it appeared. The sexual flush fades quickly from the back, buttocks, lower abdomen, arms and abdomen, but fades more slowly from the chest, breasts and neck. The sexual flush first appears in the upper abdomen and it also disappears from there.

Red blood

It is generally divided into two categories: primary and secondary.

Primary: Mostly hereditary, and both parents have red face.

Secondary: The causes of capillary dilation are very complex, mainly the following:

1. Climate and environmental factors. Long-term living in a relatively harsh living environment such as thin air on the plateau and skin hypoxia leads to an increase in the number of red blood cells and compensatory dilation of blood vessels. Over time, vasoconstriction dysfunction causes permanent capillary dilation. or sailors, cooks, farmers and athletes who are exposed to wind, cold and heat for a long time.

2. Hormone-dependent capillary dilation is often a sequelae of inappropriate treatment, such as the abuse of topical medications on the face (such as Fuqingsong, Piyanping, and Pikangshuang).

3. Physical factors, such as temperature changes, cause the tolerance of capillaries to exceed the normal range, causing capillaries to dilate and rupture. Excessive sun exposure can cause chronic photodermatitis, dry skin, etc.

4. Abuse of cosmetics or long-term "monthly skin care" and improper skin resurfacing can cause sequelae. The acidic components of skin resurfacing products destroy the protective effect of the skin's stratum corneum and the elasticity of capillaries, causing the capillaries to dilate or rupture.

5. Complications of certain local or systemic diseases, suffering from certain skin diseases (such as rosacea), etc. There are also some people whose faces turn red easily due to unclear reasons. When they have this skin problem, such as when they are hot, emotionally excited, exercising vigorously, or drinking, not only will the color deepen, but the whole face will become flushed (i.e. red face, Guan Gong face), which is difficult to subside and affects the appearance. The faces of patients with telangiectasia appear redder than normal skin color. Some patients only have redness on both sides of their cheekbones, with round borders, and are jokingly called "red balls". This type of skin is thin and sensitive, and the face turns redder when it is too cold, too hot, or emotional.

Red blood streaks can be treated through laser cosmetic surgery, such as e-Lezi, photorejuvenation, etc.