Spots around the mouth are common – but what causes them? And how you know when it’s perioral dermatitis? A consultant dermatologist explains all… Spots can crop up anywhere on your face but ...

They are usually found near the border of the lips or mouth. Pimples, in contrast, present as raised bumps that may be red, white, or filled with pus. Unlike cold sores, pimples can occur anywhere ...

Cold sores are typically located around the mouth and lips but can spread to the eyes and genitals. Pimples can appear on your back, shoulders, and face. They do not typically spread to the ...

What exactly is perioral dermatitis? If you have a rash around your mouth, you may have perioral dermatitis. This rash often looks like small, red, acne-like breakouts in people with light-colored ...

POD is an inflammatory skin disease, appearing as erythematous papules, vesicles, or pustules localized around the mouth, nose ... seborrheic dermatitis, or acne vulgaris. The precise etiology ...

Yes, cold sores are caused by the herpes virus. I’m very loud and proud when I declare I can’t share drinks, food or kisses ...

Popping pimples is a practice dermatologists strictly advise against. However, meddling with one around your nose ... extends to your upper lip and corners of the mouth. If you’re tempted ...