KHLOE Kardashian has sparked concern from fans after being spotted with a large bandage on her face.

The reality star, 38, was seen with the dressing on her left cheek while going rollerskating with her sisters in LA on Wednesday.

Khloe joined Kim, Kourtney, Kendall and Kylie at the Moonlight Roller Skating Rink, most likely to film an episode for season two of their reality show, The Kardashians.

The mother-of-two wore a baggy black hoodie and sweats teamed with slides for the casual outing.

Fans were distracted however by a large flesh-colored bandage on the lower half of her left cheek.

They shared their fears on Reddit, with one writing: "Anyone else spot the huge bandage? I really hope she's alright."

Another suggested: "She could have burned herself? That’s a blister bandage."

A third user speculated that it was a hydrocolloid bandage used to treat acne.

"I used those (hydrocolloid bandages aka giant pimple patches) when I had bad cystic acne that came in clusters.

"Worked better than anything and I tried it all."

The Kardashians star also appeared to have the bandage on her face during a trip to Malibu beach with her daughter True, four, earlier this week.

Meanwhile, fans recently theorized that Khloe has gotten a butt reduction to match her thinner frame.

The reality star appeared to have a significantly reduced posterior while wearing a white catsuit to attend a recent screening of The Kardashians finale.

Fans claimed Khloe's butt looked visibly smaller and began speculating that her rumored implants had been removed.

Fans have speculated that Khloe's weight loss came about from the stress of her ex Tristan Thompson's cheating scandal with his mistress, Maralee Nichols, who gave birth to his third child, Theo.

Khloe's second child with Tristan was conceived in November 2021, just days before the former couple split over his love child scandal.

Following a month of speculation, Tristan confirmed he is Theo's father and issued a public apology to Khloe.

The athlete wrote on social media: "Today, paternity test results revealed that I fathered a child with Maralee Nichols.

“I take full responsibility for my actions. Now that paternity has been established, I looked forward to amicably raising our son.

"I sincerely apologize to everyone I’ve hurt or disappointed throughout this ordeal both publicly and privately."

He then turned his attention directly to his ex, writing: "Khloe, you don't deserve this. You don't deserve the heartache and humiliation I have caused you.”

The couple welcomed their second child via surrogate in August.

Khloe recently spoke about her son for the first time in an interview with Elle.

"Being able to shape little people into really incredible big people is an honor and a gift," she told the outlet.

The Good American cofounder went on to say, "I know it's cliché, but I love everything, even the hard parts [of parenting].

"It's super scary, but I take my job very seriously."

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