In fact, pimples on the chin occur with greater incidence during adolescence; despite this, they can also occur in adulthood, in particular when hormonal imbalances or other predisposing factors are present. In elderly people, however, the onset of pimples on the chin and pimples in general turns out to be a rarer event.
In some cases, pimples on the chin do not require any kind of treatment to disappear; in others, however, it may be necessary to ask for a doctor's consultation and intervene with pharmacological treatments. Clearly, the decision to put specific treatments and treatments into practice or not should be made by the doctor or, even better, by the dermatologist following a "thorough examination.
which, more often than not, is accompanied by bacterial infections. These lesions are raised, have a generally rounded shape and can vary in size. The consistency can be more or less soft, as well as the classic white tip, stuffed with sebum, can be present or not.
Although sometimes the wording "pimples on the chin" is used to indicate any type of skin lesion whose characteristics are similar to those described above, in most cases, when we talk about pimples in this "area of the face we want to indicate the manifestations acne or the so-called white spots (closed comedones) which, therefore, will be taken into consideration in the course of the article.
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