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A small pustule or papule that results from clogging of the sebaceous gland is called a pimple. The oil or sebaceous glands get clogged and infected and can result in swollen lesion filled with pus. Pimples can affect any body part like face, back, chest, etc.

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Is it safe to use Niacinamide serum on my active pimples?

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How to get rid of pimples and dandruff in my 12 y/o daughter?

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Is my small hairline bump caused by acne?

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Can I use Glutathione creams for long-term to treat pimples?

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How to manage spots and pimples on testicle?

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I have acne. How can I care for my skin safely before pregnancy?

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How do I manage eczema on my face after using a cream?

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Why have I had pimples for a month, and how to manage them?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I have read the query and understand the concern. From the description, it appears that there has been acne (pimples) on the face for about one month.

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Why am I suddenly getting pimples on my face?

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