Acne On Baby Face

2026-09-07 07:50:51
Hello Doctor, My daughter is 9 months old, and for the past two days I’ve noticed some small pimples/bumps appearing on her face. Could you please take a look and let me know if this is something serious or if we should take her to the hospital? I can also share a photo of the affected area for your reference. Thank you.
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Stop using soap on face, hold applying any cream on face and visit nearby pediatric dermatologist for thoroughly evaluation.

Answered2026-09-12 13:15:24

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Answered2026-09-09 01:36:21

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Oil Acne . Stop Using too much Oil on scalp & face .

Answered2026-09-08 05:13:47

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There s nothing to worry as per pictures uploaded, could be heat rashes. Continue the mild fragrance free skin friendly appropriate PH baby soaps and moisturiser on damp skin. Do not apply powders or use homemade scrubs.

Answered2026-09-07 11:00:49

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Looking like heat rash or miliria . Avoid applying oil on face Keep area dry and clean

Answered2026-09-08 06:15:54

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Keep skin dry No need to worry

Answered2026-09-08 04:02:34

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Consult with Pediatrician physically for further evaluation and treatment

Answered2026-09-08 02:39:44

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Looks like heat rash.
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keep it dry .wash face gently.

Answered2026-09-07 16:38:51

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Greetings 9-month-old female with small pimples or bumps appearing on her face. The presentation is consistent with benign pediatric skin conditions such as infantile acne, heat rash (miliaria), or contact dermatitis. Management typically involves gently washing the area with warm water, keeping the skin cool and dry, and strictly avoiding popping or squeezing the bumps

Answered2026-09-07 12:05:19

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