Child's skin infection on face and no one cares

[TheHazelCritic]

As above, dreadful spots on her lips/nose,been going on over 18 months. Only after a year referral done to dermatologist,still waiting for appointment.
Spots go but new ones appear.
My poor DD(9) is so upset and refuses going to parties and meeting friends.
Go couldn't care less,no idea what it is ,just guesses and gives her useless creams(fucidine H, antifungal) but no change
Private costs so bloody much.
NHS is a joke

Have you tried calling the dermatology team secretary, and very politely explaining that you are so sorry to call and you know they are very busy but if there is any way your daughter could be seen quicker as its causing her so nuch enotional distress, you will take short notice cancellations, can come anytime etc. More than once I have got lucky with them saying, 'I have just had a cancellation for this afternoon if you can get here in a couple of hours
I think this is good advice. Amazingly my partner has been able to get an appointment brought forward by going into the hospital and to the clinic and talking to the receptionist.
I have no idea how.

It’s not molluscum.

I used a really good silver gel which is combined with lavender. Got it on Amazon. I swear by silver for rashes.

Doesn't look anything like molluscum.

When DS had Molluscum, I applied Elizabeth Arden Eight Hour Cream, and it was miraculous. It cleared it all up in a few weeks and it never returned. I now use it for all kinds of skin issues and it's wonderful!

Agree, phone dermatology secretary, every time you ring its notes on your file, every time yuh ask how long it's gonna be.

The problem is that there is always an outbreak,she gets at most half a day without the pus filled pustules but there are still bumps. Next morning they have filled out.

It sounds like some sort of infection to me. A lot of these sort of things are now antibiotic-resistant; I would continue going to the the GP - and take pictures wery time she has an outbreak. Our GP has a function where you can submit a photo with an appointment request, I think you need to continue doing that. I'm sure they will have to refer you to the dermatologist eventually. Once you have an appointment with the dermatologist, you can start calling them saying you need an earlier appointment. Its exhausting but if you cant afford a private doctor that's basically all you can do.

I think it could be this : https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/21458-perioral-dermatitis
Have you tried getting her non-fluroide toothpaste?
However it may likely be caused by fusiform bacteria and in that case this would be the solution : Perioral dermatitis is a facial folliculitis provoked by moisturisers and topical steroids. Perioral dermatitis is treated with tetracycline antibiotics for six weeks or so.
4 to 5 days of antibiotics will do nothing.

I saw this before but location is wrong as she didn't have anything around her mouth at all.

I don't think it looks like molluscum or perioral dermatitis. Had years of experience with both.

I do remember that one course of antibiotics didn't cure my daughters infection, but the gp prescribed another course which got rid.