@drderrickphillips: Perioral dermatitis isn’t acne, rosacea or eczema — but it’s often mistaken for all three. It typically presents as small red bumps and dry scaly patches around the mouth, nose or eyes, and can be triggered by: • topical steroids • overuse of active ingredients • heavy or occlusive skincare Treating it like acne or eczema can actually make it worse. The key is to simplify your routine, support the skin barrier and, in some cases, use prescription treatment. It can take time to settle, so patience and consistency are important. #skincaretips #skinhealth #dermatologist

Karla G. :

Help me! I just got diagnosed with this by my dermatologist but I only have this on my forehead.

Elia Vivian :

Thank you for sharing, currently experiencing this for the first time. I’m so sad

Sagalou :

Thank you ❤️can I use cicaplast baume b5

ᴹᴵᴹᴵ ྀི :

Can it spread to the chest?

Tinaola Nyenti🇨🇲 :

Luyanda Mzulwini :

Can accurate cause this ?

Dinma😘 :

I've had this for like 7 to 8 years now😭😭 I've treated it several times but it keeps coming back and I've used Doxycycline but it's makes me sick and nauseous please how do I take it??

Anawrites :

I've suffered with this since 2021 and I've been managing. It comes and goes. I realized that long water only fasting is a trigger. I try to mitigate it as much as I can. I haven't had a flare up in a while (8 months) which is a victory. And no, I don't use make up, no skin care routine, nothing. But I can say this issue actually made me start using sunscreen, because as a black African person, I was never taught to use it.

ImportedChocolate 🍫 :

it burns really bad

Susan :

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