It's very mild, I think you can easily fix this problem once you find out WHY you break out. Breakouts on the chin area tend to be link with a hormonal imbalance, so it could be an internal issue. You can try changing your lifestyle by eating more clean foods such as veggies, fruits, complex carbs, good fats and water and also exercise regularly to release toxins. Try to mark when you breakout so you can find a possible trigger or pattern for your breakouts.
I also think you should use a salicylic based cleanser/scrub to exfoliate the skin and unplug pores and a azealic based gel or lotion at night. Azealic is supposed to brighten your skin, it is also antibacterial and reduces inflammation so it's perfect for people who want to brighten and fight breakouts. Keep your skin care regimen simple and try to use less products as possible so it doesn't further irritate your skin.
If you feel you tried everything and nothing works, make a trip to a DERM.