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case_images: Flushing of the right cheek.
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case_images: A 9-months-old infant, born at full term and delivered with the assistance of forceps, presented to the Dermatology clinic with a history of flushing and warming on his right cheek that appeared when he ate (Fig. 1).
case_images: Before (A) and after (B) the provocation test in the clinic.
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case_images: At the initial observation in the clinic, there were no skin lesions, but within seconds after a provocation test by eating a strawberry, unilateral erythema and localized warmth appeared across his right zygomatic arch region, malar eminence, and submalar region (Fig. 2).