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顔出しする · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

putting in an appearance; visiting; attending

Refers to briefly showing up at an event, meeting, or place, often out of obligation or courtesy.

coming to the surface; appearing; showing up

Used when something hidden or not obvious becomes visible or known, such as a fact, emotion, or person.

Commonly used in online contexts when someone reveals their real face on social media, streaming, or TV.

〈場ば所しょ〉に顔かお出だしするto put in a brief appearance at a place or event
忙いそがしかったが、友とも達だちの結けっ婚こん式しきに顔かお出だしした。
I was busy, but I put in a brief appearance at my friend's wedding.
〈場ば所しょ〉で顔かお出だしするto reveal one's real face while doing something (e.g. streaming, on social media)
彼かの女じょはYouTubeで初はじめて顔かお出だしした。
She showed her real face on YouTube for the first time.
顔かお出だしNGにするto decide not to reveal one's face (in photos, streams, etc.)
このライバーは顔かお出だしNGにしている。
This streamer has made face reveals off-limits.

顔かおを出だすN2sense 1
顔を出す is the everyday verb phrase for showing up somewhere, while 顔出し is its noun form, often used with する or as a label (e.g. for online face reveals).
出しゅっ席せきN4sense 1
出席 is the formal word for attending a meeting or event, while 顔出し stresses a brief, often obligatory appearance rather than full participation.
顔かお見みせ sense 3
顔見せ emphasizes briefly letting people see you (e.g. at a first meeting or public occasion), while 顔出し is broader and includes online face reveals.
露ろ出しゅつN1sense 3
露出 is a more clinical or photographic term for exposing something (including one's face or body), while 顔出し specifically means showing your real face, especially online.

回かいN4
Used to count instances of making a brief appearance or showing one's face somewhere, e.g. "顔出し1回".

Compound of 顔 (face) and 出し (noun form of 出す, to put out). Literally 'putting out one's face'.