How do u treat acne?

Answer 1

Get proactiv it is a little expensive, but totally worth it.

Answer 2

Proactiv, Clearasil, Neutrogena u can get these at like Walmart or any of those drug stores
U can also go ask ur doctor to give u a prescription medicine that could treat acne. Good luck
By the way chocolate, soda and whatever does not cause acne, hormones do.

Answer 3

I have an acne cure that has won me the best answer three times. Each time, the person said it worked great. I'll copy and paste it below.

Use a hot compress on it, and then use cool water to close the pores. Do the process over and over again, about five or six times. Use soap to wash the area, and then treat it with an alcohol soaked cotton ball. It should be gone within five to six hours.

Answer 4

Depends on the type of acne and the kind of skin you have. I have Cystic acne that doesn't respond well to peroxide products such as proactive. After trying so many different things, I went to the doctor and had her perscribe a lotion called Clyndomyacin or something like that. It works pretty well for me, but I still get a few break outs. And I have to use pure soaps with no fragrance or anything added to it. Pretty much my only options are dove or ivory. But like I said, it really depends on the type of skin and acne you have.

Answer 5

you know around 2-3 years ago, i had serious problem with the acnes on my face, i went and visited several doctors, took every kind of medicine that you can think of, but the last thing that i learned is that the best way to fight acne is to have a good regime(less chocolate,less cream and specially less sauce; more fruites and more healthy foods) and if you are under 20 or your acnes don't bother you that much, just leave them alone! (acne is so rife among the boys under 20 and it'll dissapear by 24-25)

Answer 6

The best way to treat your acne is to go to your dermatologist. Sure there is lots of solution available for treating acne, but your skin may be allergic to some of the acne solutions/medicine that is out today. Therefore, it is best if you let your dermatologist prescribe something for you to be on the safe side.

Answer 7

First of all DON'T use astrigents. The more oil you strip, the more your skin will produce to make up for it, and your face will always feel greasy.

Second, clean your phone(s) with alcohol. You'll be surprised by how much dirt comes off of it.

Third, go back to basics as suggested earlier. I have very sensitive skin and use a product you can get at Wal-Mart, Walgreens, etc. It's called "Basis." They make a bath soap and a foaming face wash. No dyes, perfumes, etc.

Last, wash your face before going to bed at night. It's a dirty, polluted world out there and you're going face first into it every day.

Good luck! Let me know how you do.

Answer 8

I go strictly basic. Basic Soaps with no additives. No additive detergents on my linens and wash my hands and face regularly to avoid any germs infecting exisiting acne. STay away from storng astringnets, perfumes, alsohol base products. You also need to visit a health food store and buys a book on how to eat healthy -- Fiber, Green Tea, ALoe Vera Juice, Veggies, Soy Milk,etc.

Answer 9

all i can say is buy fruits and vegetables, no chocolate, lots of water, and use a wash cloth morning and night to clean your face with hot water. dont make the wash cloth too hot though. this should open your pores. after that make sure your face is still wet and then use this cleanser called "kiss my face moisture soap". you can get it at trader joes. I ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT! it makes my skin extremely soft and fresh feeling. make sure you use a wash cloth though or else your face wont get clean. acne is just caused by dirt and oil. DO NOT TOUCH YOUR FACE!! trust me the oils on your fingers will make you break out! well good luck! p.s. try not to stress over it, stress can make you break out as well.

Answer 10

i had cystic acne for years. i tried a lot of over the counter products but didnt work me until i used dove soap. my acne gradually cleared up. it really works try it.

Answer 11

You can go to a dermatologist and get a prescription, but you can also try over-the-counter Medicares. Some good ones are Proactiv and Clearasil.