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Babies often get acne, usually after the second week of life.
It usually peaks around the third week, say Dr. William and Martha Sears in The Baby Book , and clears within a month or six weeks. It's so common that many professional photographers suggest delaying baby pictures until at least after the fourth week, when Junior's visage may more closely resemble that of the Gerber baby. Mainly because it's usually confined to the face and shoulders. Most other skin rashes first appear on the torso. Baby acne looks like small tiny white bumps or yellow spots across the tip of the nose or chin, caused by skin gland secretion.