I have pimples what to do?

Acne is treatable : For over the counter treatment , the usual recommendation is a salicylic wash and a benzoyl peroxide gel. Many well-known company brands are available. If the condition does not improve , please visit a dermatologist.

Why Pimples: Depends upon you age; whether you are male or female. For all my acne patients i recommend you to stop nuts and peanut butter. Stop chocolate; cut down on dairy products. Wash with neutrogena acne wash and apply a bpo (benzoyl peroxide) cream or lotion -- something like clearasil -- on the affected areas at night. If it persists, see a dermatologist who may prescribe an oral antibiotic for you.

Testosterone: Agree with Dr. L about what you need to do. However, almost all acne are driven by testosterone/androgen, in both men and women. Visit this site for more info, https://www.acne.org/causes-of-acne.html Have a healthy diet, exercise, drink plenty of water, have safe sex, and get HPV vaccine. Wish you good health! Nutrition: http://www.choosemyplate.gov/.

Gentle care: Wash morning and night with a mild cleanser, apply salicylic acid gel (available without prescription), oil-free moisturizer. Drink water throughout the day. Eat vegetables and fruits, avoid processed foods with added sugars and artificial additives. Avoid picking or squeezing pimples.

Acne: First of all stop picking. You will only make it worse. Secondly go see your doc or a dermatologist and they will give you a treatment plan that will clear up the acne in no time. :)

Meaning acne?: For treatment of acne, over-the-counter benzoyl peroxide gel or cream is quite helpful. If desired, a doctor can add an antibiotic gel or cream such as Cleocin (clindamycin) gel. If more help is needed, prescription retinoids such as Retin-A or Differin can be used instead of benzoyl peroxide. Oral antibiotics such as tetracycline can be used also. If acne is quite severe, a dermatologist helps.

Asking about acne?: For treatment of acne, over-the-counter benzoyl peroxide gel/cream is helpful. If desired, a doctor can add an antibiotic gel/cream. If more help is needed, prescription retinoids such as Retin-A or Differin (adapalene) gel can be used instead of benzoyl peroxide. Oral contraceptives (for women) and oral antibiotics are options also. If acne is quite severe, a dermatologist may prescribe Accutane.

Using this site: For us to help you with any issue you need to provide related background information and ask a clear question.Just posting that you have pimples gives us almost nothing to work with.What have you tried to do in the past ? Is it getting better or worse ? Simple comedos or cystic pimples ? The more info you give us the more help we may be able to provide.