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perioral dermatitis

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perioral dermatitis
Clown lips Dermatology Inflammation of the skin–itching, redness, around the mouth, most often caused by licking of the lips with the tongue, possibly due to fluoride and other substances
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These topical antibiotics are also known to treat the following conditions: - Acne - Rosacea - Perioral dermatitis - Shaving bumps - Acne-like skin problems How Do Topical Antibiotics Work on Acne?
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Also to be considered, on the other hand, is erythrose pigmentaire peribuccale of Brocq, which is a disorder of uncertain nature, but which could be a variety of perioral dermatitis as considered below [12,13] (Figure 5).
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The patches and plaques of perioral dermatitis are often covered with a small amount of yellow scale.
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