Believe it or not this is yet another job for Agent B or Agent D.

The act of blushing is mediated by the same neurotransmitter (acetylcholine) that initiates muscle movement and sweating. Agent B and Agent D work to stop the release of acetylcholine from nerve endings, so it makes sense that Agent B and Agent D would work on blushing. And they do. Small doses spread out over the affected area will reduce blushing whilst not impacting significantly on facial movement. Duration of effect is variable but is typically 3-6 months

Blushing is otherwise difficult to treat, so anyone significantly bothered by blushing should consult us about Agent B or Agent D for facial blushing.