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Q: small red dots on face

asked by: peanutbutterjelly on October 15th, 2008

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i have small red dots under my eye, on my cheek bone, and around the corners of my mouth to my chin. most of them are a bit bigger then pin size and i have one that is double the size.there not pimples, they dont hurt, there flat and under the surface. there really red after i wash my face. how do i get rid of them?

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rooted

replied on October 15th, 2008

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You'll first need a diagnosis from a dermatologist before starting a treatment plan. It's possible that you have a skin infection. fungal infection, bacterial infection ... you need a diagnosis to know what to do.

bluegreen

replied on October 24th, 2008

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i had the same problem but it was just the soap i was using it made my face very sensitive..

Angelina26

replied on January 26th, 2009

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Me too, and it has lasted for 10 years!
Anyway, it is better now!
Any more suggestions?

asuwish824

replied on April 14th, 2009

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I have this also

I have this also on my cheek bones. I started to notice it right before I delivered my daughter last year.
Does this sound like anything to anyone?

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