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Baby Acne

baby acne

My 5 week old has started to get baby acne all over her face.  Do I just let it run its course or is there an ointment I should apply?

Neonatal acne peaks around 1 month of age. These red bumps resemble the zits of our teen years. Neonatal acne begins on the cheeks and often involves the scalp, neck and shoulders. No treatment needed as neonatal acne resolves on it own. Most cases have cleared (or noticable improved) by 2 months.

Newborn Rashes

Milia - Picture and article

Mongolian Spots - Picture and article

Erythema Toxicum - Picture and article

Salmon Patch - Pictures and article

 

 

 

Written August 2011 by
Dr. Gordon, Orlando Pediatrician

 

 

   

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