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Does anyone know what these bumps on my face are? please help

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Hi! i have tiny bumps on my chin and along my jawline... i have had these bumps for so long and i have no idea what they are and how to get rid of them. they make me feel so gross and unconfident with my skin. Ive tried so many products but nothing has worked, i also wash my face two times a day. if anyone knows what they are and how to get rid of them, or what products will help please let me know! !imageimage

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  • abhinav49699
    abhinav49699 a91259

    Posted

    It might be a case of milia – a condition with small white bumps. It’s a good thing that you are washing your face. Are you using paraben free soap? After washing the face, pat it dry; do not air dry it. You can take a steam bath to open the pores and cleanse the skin. Steam can be directed to the affected regions by using a small bowl with a nozzle. Later wash the region and pat it dry. You can also exfoliate the region with cleansers that contain salicylic acid. You can also apply ointments that contain retinoid or retinol.

  • mustafa42860
    mustafa42860 a91259

    Posted

    Hello!

    I have checked out the images you've provided. What you have on your face is an acne outbreak.

    The acne outbreak can be managed and you can prevent further outbreaks by maintaining a good facial skin care routine. You can use any cream from the pharmacy that fights acne. That should do, just make sure that you use it constantly.

    However if it doesn't go away, then I suggest visiting a dermatologist to have that checked out as they specialise with the skin.

    Other than that I wish you good luck!

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    Mustafa

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