Baby acne is a condition that resembles a red bumps burst or inflammation of the skin of a child. Baby acne usually appears on the cheeks, chin and forehead. May appear at birth or within 3 or 4 weeks after birth. In fact, baby acne is very common. Nearly 20% of children suffer from acne of the child. Baby acne is usually caused by the transfer of hormones from mother to child. Due to a minor imbalance of hormones in the system of male and female child, red bumps in the form of baby acne can be viewed.
1) may also appear as white spots, blackheads and pustules. The small white dots surrounded by red and the skin becomes more important when the child became warm and fussy. Contact with saliva, milk, saliva, or some particularly wet tissues might aggravate the situation.
2) When it comes to children, acne should not be confused with "milia", which is a skin disease of newborns. "Milia", can occur at birth and causes reddening of the skin. This condition fades away within 2 weeks after birth. If the problem persists more than that, it is best to consult a doctor.
3) Baby acne usually does not produce scars. If left undisturbed, the baby acne tends to disappear by itself in a couple of weeks. If symptoms persist for a longer period, it is best to consult your doctor.
1) may also appear as white spots, blackheads and pustules. The small white dots surrounded by red and the skin becomes more important when the child became warm and fussy. Contact with saliva, milk, saliva, or some particularly wet tissues might aggravate the situation.
2) When it comes to children, acne should not be confused with "milia", which is a skin disease of newborns. "Milia", can occur at birth and causes reddening of the skin. This condition fades away within 2 weeks after birth. If the problem persists more than that, it is best to consult a doctor.
3) Baby acne usually does not produce scars. If left undisturbed, the baby acne tends to disappear by itself in a couple of weeks. If symptoms persist for a longer period, it is best to consult your doctor.
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