03.03.2026 08:21
The redness seen on the neck of U.S. President Donald Trump, who attended a ceremony at the White House, has sparked discussions about his health. Trump's doctor, Sean Barbabella, stated that the redness on the President's neck was caused by a cream he uses for preventive skin care.
The redness seen on President Donald Trump's neck during a ceremony at the White House has sparked discussions about Trump's health.
Trump's doctor, Sean Barbabella, stated in a statement regarding the issue that the redness on Trump's neck is due to a cream he uses for preventive skin care.
Barbabella said, "President Trump uses a cream frequently on the right side of his neck; this is a preventive skin care. The President will continue this treatment for a week, and the redness is expected to last for a few weeks." Barbabella did not provide details on the name of the cream or why Trump needs this skin care.
HE HAD MADE HEADLINES WITH THE BRUISES ON HIS HANDS
Previously, the bruises seen on Trump's hand had raised health concerns about the U.S. president. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt stated regarding the issue, "President Trump has bruises on his hand because he is working constantly and shaking hands every day."
Trump, on the other hand, indicated that these types of bruises occur because he takes aspirin, saying, "If you love your heart, I recommend taking aspirin. But if you don't want small bruises, don't take aspirin. One of the side effects of taking this medication is this."