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Hello everyone,

I have made any appointment with the dermatologist but I just wanted to find out if any experience such acne before!

I have oily skin and blackheads sometime I get pimple here and there, but 2 months ago I got a pimple near my chin which I popped after sometime but the pimple till today does not want to go and only bleed blood if you try to pop it and the whole case I feel like the skin has grown outwards leaving a small bump there which is pink and seem to have blood inside. I have done everything I can do, and never had such a case and a bit worried

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Hello.

A pimple that doesn't heal and continuously bleeds when attempted to pop could indicate a few possibilities. It might be a cystic acne lesion, which is more severe and tends to be more stubborn. These types of pimples are deeper under the skin and can take longer to heal. Sometimes, if not treated properly, they can become infected or inflamed.

The bump you're describing, especially if it seems to have blood inside and has grown outward, could be a type of acne scar or a lesion that needs more specific treatment. The fact that it has not healed for a prolonged period is a valid reason for concern and warrants professional evaluation.

While there are over-the-counter treatments for mild acne and blackheads, more persistent or unusual skin problems often require professional assessment and treatment. It's important not to over-treat or pick at the lesion, as this can lead to further irritation or even scarring.

Consulting with a dermatologist, as you've planned, is the best course of action. They can assess the lesion and provide a proper diagnosis. They may recommend treatments such as topical or oral medications, or even a minor procedure if needed, depending on the nature of the bump.

In the meantime, maintaining a gentle skincare routine that is suitable for oily skin can help manage blackheads and occasional pimples. This includes using non-comedogenic products, gentle cleansing, and possibly using products with salicylic acid or benzoyl peroxide for acne control. However, avoid applying strong treatments to the area of concern until you've seen your dermatologist.

Good luck.

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