Donald Trump’s Health Documents Show Fixation on Makeup and Concealed Lack of Confidence

As promised on Friday, President Trump’s Annual Physical Examination Results: pic.twitter.com/skWfSRZ18N

— Karoline Leavitt (@PressSec) April 13, 2025

Despite the overall positive report, a small detail in the “Pertinent Past Medical History” section raised eyebrows. The note stated Trump has “well-managed rosacea,” a common condition causing redness, notably on the face. Rosacea affects around 14 million people in the US, making it quite common.

The redness linked to rosacea may explain Trump’s dedication to wearing makeup, even though his natural skin tone appears more youthful than his infamous fake tan. It’s possible that his consistent use of makeup is a way to mask his insecurity about his skin condition.

One person pointed out a typo in the official results. It should read “scarring on the right ear” instead of “scaring on the right ear.” The X user said that the spelling mistake “doesn’t give folks more reason for confidence [in the results].” Accidents happen, but for something this important and publicized, you’d think they’d make doubly sure everything was perfect. Another eyebrow-raising finding was that Trump’s weight was listed as 224 pounds, which people online felt was lower than his actual weight. After all, Trump has a love affair with fast food, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the Secretary of Health and Human Services, isn’t thrilled with it.

Back in 2024, RFK Jr. said on “The Joe Polish Show” podcast: “The stuff he eats is really bad.” He admitted that a person’s main options on Trump’s private jet are Kentucky Fried Chicken or McDonald’s, neither of which are known for being super healthy.

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