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How Do You Get Rid of Body Acne?

Body acne can happen to adult or teen sufferers even if they don’t have facial breakouts. Though there is no instant cure for flareups, skin care and the right treatments can clear up body outbreaks and keep them from coming back.

Proper Skin Care

The best treatment begins with proper skin care. Consider what may be causing breakouts on your chest, back, neck and other areas to get free of ongoing blemishes. Are you perspiring excessively during workouts? Do you wear clothes or a bag that can cause friction and pimples to occur? Are you eating greasy foods? Are you subject to pollution from city air? Because of these elements, breakouts can occur. Shower every morning and after workouts then dry completely with a soft towel made of natural fibers.

Get Rid of All-Over Pimples for Clear Skin

To get rid of outbreaks and avoid a scar, there are OTC products and items right from nature to use. Internal supplements with vitamins b5 and c and herbal topical home remedies such as tea tree oil and green tea work well clear up skin. OTC products with benzoyl peroxide, salicylic acid and zinc are also effective to combat body breakouts.

Medication For Overall Breakouts

For women who want to avoid pregnancy, the birth control pill can be used to control body blemishes. Diane S. Berson, M.D., assistant professor of dermatology at Cornell University, stated, “When adult women experience acne outbreaks, hormones are usually the primary culprit. Hormonal acne can be particularly frustrating because it may not respond to the same OTC treatments that worked for some women during their teenage years. When persistent acne is accompanied by excess facial hair, known as hirsutism, and hair loss or thinning hair, it could signal increased androgen production.” Androgens are hormones that stimulate the sebaceous (oil) glands. A birth control with estrogen and progestin is used to control flareups. Prescription medication may be prescribed such as isotretinoin, known as Accutane, but there are many risks. Pregnant women should never take Accutane and depression is a serious side effect.

Your first actions to get rid of body acne should be proper daily cleansing, a well-balanced diet, vitamin supplements and topical remedies. Medication and the birth control should be the last resorts to fight this common skin disease.

Acne Success Story by Lily A.

exposed testimonial“I’m absolutely in love with this product. Its been about a month now since the last pictures and my face is 100% better. I have 95% clear skin! People even tell me my face glows. Wow. Never thought I’d hear that in my life.”

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