Are there any medical conditions that cause a burning sensation in the face?

Some medical conditions that may cause facial burning include:

Trigeminal neuralgia: A nerve disorder causing sharp, burning facial pain. Shingles (herpes zoster): A viral infection that can cause a burning rash on one side of the face. Peripheral neuropathy: Nerve damage from diabetes or other causes can lead to burning sensations. Migraines: Some migraines include facial burning or tingling symptoms. Rosacea: A skin condition that can cause redness and burning on the face. Contact dermatitis: Allergic or irritant reactions to skin products or environmental factors can cause burning. Multiple sclerosis: A neurological disease that can cause abnormal facial sensations including burning. If you experience persistent or severe burning sensations in your face, it’s important to see a healthcare provider for diagnosis and treatment.