"Alcohol face": puffiness, grey skin tone and broken capillaries are the first warning signs

Excessive alcohol consumption leaves visible marks on the face before more serious internal diseases develop. Key signs include facial puffiness — especially around the eyes and cheeks — a grey or yellowish skin tone, and broken capillaries, particularly on the nose and cheeks. Experts stress these changes result from dehydration, liver strain and impaired circulation caused by alcohol.