Men’s chin acne, clinically known as acne, is associated with higher sebum secretion, clogged hair follicles, Propionibacterium acnes infection and other factors, which can be treated with topical and oral medications to help resolve. If acne is mainly manifested as pimples, it is related to high sebum secretion and blockage of hair follicles by sebum and keratin. The treatment needs to reduce the secretion of sebum and dissolve the micro-pimples, and one should pay attention to facial cleansing, avoid staying up all night and avoiding spicy and stimulating food, and at the same time, topical retinoic acid cream, azelaic acid and adapalene gel can be used. If acne is mainly manifested as pimples and pustules, mainly due to the sebum decomposition products and Propionibacterium acnes stimulate the hair follicles to produce an inflammatory reaction related to the clinical use of benzoyl peroxide, fusidic acid, etc., such as inflammation of acne is more serious, need to be combined with oral antibiotic treatment, such as minocycline, doxycycline, clindamycin and so on. If a man has acne on his chin, it is recommended that he go to the hospital in time and follow the doctor’s instructions. Avoid self-medication.