Perioral dermatitis is a skin disorder characterized by tiny red bumps (papules) around the mouth.
Perioral dermatitis most commonly affects young women. However, it sometimes affects men, too. While its exact cause is unknown, it may appear after skin creams containing steroids are applied to the face to treat other conditions.
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