Is this normal and how do I get rid of it? Help Please!?

Question

I have alot of pimples on my back. If I had a dime for every pimple on my back i would be a millionaire. And I have a few on my face. How do I get rid of them. is there something I could do to help it at home without having to go to the store? Please HELP!

Answer 1

I have found this product to be highly effective in removing the pimples on the back "Neutrogena Body Clear Body Clear Body Scrub."you can purchase this at most drugstores or at drugstore.com

it's very reasonably priced and works very quickly.

If you have any further questions please let me know
Billie77

Answer 2

I don't know if it's normal but I used to get them alot from working out. The sweat would accumulate on my back and I would get whiteheads and pimples. I wet to a spa though and had a "backcial" done. It's a facial but only on your back, usually done by women who will be wearing a backless outfit and they want to show off a smooth back. What does it entail? Well, they clean your pores, exfoliate all the dead skin, then they pop the pimples just like they do as if your'e getting a facial. They also moistuize and put some antibacterial stuff on there. All I know is that after I went, my back was sooooo smooth and the pimples were gone. You should prepare not to wear anything backless though for a few days cause you will probably have a few scabs since the pimples pop or dry up.

Good luck

Answer 3

Yes, it's normal for women with acne prone skin.

First, a simple way to help the situation is realize that your shampoo, conditioner, and hairspray all can aggravate your skin. At the end of your daily shower, be sure to freshly rinse all the shampoo and conditioner residue off your back. When you spray your hairspray, be sure to already have a shirt on (to cover your back) and shield your face (from the mist) with your free hand.

Second, find an acne treatment that works for you. A dermatologist is a great advocate to help you. Accutane (a pill), Retin-A (a cream), etc. are all available only by prescription.

I have had cystic acne for the past fifteen years. I use Proactiv, and it works great for me ... I tried so many other options through my dermatologist, but Proactiv got rid of the acne and kept my skin soft instead of dry and irritated. It averages out to about $20 per month.

If Proactiv is too expensive for you right now, another option is to pull together some drug store products to help you out. Here's a great website to help you with that ... http://www.acne.org/regimen-supplies.html

Hope this helps ... Good luck!

Answer 4

I used to get lots of pimples on my back too - turns out that I was allergic to the detergents (sodium laureth sulfate) in my body wash and shampoo. When I used normal bar soap, and stopped getting shampoo on my back, they went away.

Answer 5

ProActive

Answer 6

for the ones on your face:

1. Put a hot rag on it.
2. pop it.
3. put a hot rag on it again.
4. clean it well.

Answer 7

UUUMMMM.................My friend ha sthem a lot too! She just takes that Neutrgena body wash and special zap pads and that works for her. Try that and wash your back and face or where ever you have them with that stuff everyday. Or my sister has bad acne and she always gets like this special strong blackhead killer. try those and I hope they work!!!!!!!!! :)

Answer 8

tea tree oil.

mix it with soap. you can buy it at a natural store.

read up on tea tree. it is a cure all.

Answer 9

All I can tell you is you need to see a dermatologist. Good luck

Answer 10

I seriously think you should talk to ur doctor about this