it sounds like your acne doesn't require a topical treatment for example; proactive (so that one wont work). i suggest going to a dermatologist and they may recommend you go on roaccutane, also known as accutane. it is a last result for acne sufferers as it is quite strong. i am 17 and have been using it for about 7 months and have about 2 months left. obviously the course is quite long but it does differ for everyone. If you do go on this treatment you will need to have a very good moisturiser as your skin within about 1-2 months will become very dry and i mean dry. I put the QV brand mosituriser on every morning and night and it does the trick. i also use a nose gel as you are prone to nose bleeds due to the nasal tissue drying out; this does the trick also. and you will most definitely need to have a really good lip balm handy at all times as your lips will become so tight and dry, it would be a bit of a pain if you were male, obviously females wouldn;t have the same problem. i know i blabbling but if my experience can help someone else with their acne problems then i will do my absolute best. if you have any further questions don't hesitate to email me and i will get back to you asap. good luck.What is the best acne medication on the market?
I used to have acne really bad and know how you feel. One day I was searching for acne cures and crap I found this website http://www.my-info-portal.com/acne/ haha( I bookmarked it lol )
Anyway I got the acne free product deal he recommends and my acne literally disappeared. It was crazy. The product i bought guaranteed it would cure your acne in 3 days or your money back. I think it's only like $25 or something
Anyway, I hope that helps!
Jonathan
If it's very severe, then see your doctor. He/She will be able to prescribe you a very strong medicine that should clear it up. This is usually a cream but if your acne is very bad then you can be given antibiotics as well. I don't think over-the-counter acne medicines are very good - if your skin doesn't clear up using plain old tea tree oil or cream then you need to get something from your doctor.
You can squeeze blackheads with a blackhead remover, but make sure your skin, hands and the tool itself are all clean before you start. You could also try a product like Biore nose strips. It's expensive but it should remove the majority of the blackheads. DON'T squeeze red spots. Just apply whatever cream you are using and leave well alone until they've cleared.
There are a wide variety of herbal products available for acne treatment anywhere from the mildest lotions to the severest prescriptive forms of treatment. Log on to http://tipsfromruby-acne.blogspot.com/ for a few home made tips to heal acne .
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