Will the frog fish spots turn red in hot weather?

Frog fish spot (also known as salmon spot) is a congenital skin vascular abnormality, mainly manifested as erythema. This skin condition usually exists at birth and becomes more obvious when the temperature rises. Therefore, in hot weather, frog fish spots may become redder.

But this change is not absolute, because the color of frog fish spots may be affected by many factors, including indoor and outdoor temperature, skin surface pressure, mood and so on. Therefore, if you notice that the color change of frog fish spots is related to the weather, it is recommended to consult a doctor or dermatologist to ensure that your health is properly concerned and treated.