“Lymphatic acne” is not a specialized diagnostic term. Acne on the cheeks may be related to acne, folliculitis, and sebaceous cysts, and can be treated with antibiotics and other medications, as well as surgery after a definitive diagnosis is made. 1. Acne is a chronic inflammatory skin disease that can be treated with different medications depending on the severity of the disease. Patients with mild acne can use retinoic acid cream, salicylic acid ointment, etc., which helps to dissolve keratin; patients with pustular lesions can use drugs such as benzoyl peroxide. 2. Folliculitis: is located around the hair follicles of an inflammatory skin disease, in the treatment of local anti-infective treatment, such as topical mupirocin cream, erythromycin cream and so on. 3. Sebaceous cysts: a cystic lesion, with a variety of factors leading to sebaceous gland ducts blocked, the general drug treatment is ineffective, you need to choose a surgical treatment to peel. If you are a patient who has acne on your cheeks, it is recommended that you seek medical attention in a timely manner to clarify the cause of the problem and then follow the doctor’s instructions to use the medication.