Most common questions used to investigate
Are you taking madications?
Do you know something about chemical peels?
Do you completely remove your makeup?
Are you using clay mask?
Are your nodules growing rapidly?
Are you taking an isotretinoin?
Common conclusions
You should start taking medications such as antibiotics to help kill the bacteria trapped in your pores, prescription-strength benzoyl peroxide, which is much more concentrated than drugstore varieties, retinoids which are powerful vitamin A derivatives that unclog trapped hair follicles etc. Your healthcare provider should prescribe them for you.
You should try it, because glycolic acid and chemical peels are an effective treatment for all types of acne, inducing rapid improvement and restoration to normal looking skin.
Removing your makeup at night is so important because this will reduce the amount of oil and bacteria that builds up on your skin.
You should start using it because using a clay mask twice to extract oil, dead skin cells, and bacteria from your pores. Clay mask is so good for treating breakouts on acne-prone skin.
Most nodules are benign. However, nodules can be cancerous. If a nodule grows rapidly or persists for a long time, seek a medical evaluation because if a nodule is cancerous, your doctor may suggest surgery , radiation therapy, chemotherapy or all three options to treat the nodule.
Isotretinoin is a strong prescription acne medication that you should take daily. It is an effective way to treat all forms of acne, but doctor will only prescribe it for severe acne, as it has several adverse side effects. If you are pregnant or trying to get pregnant you should not use isotretinoin, as it can harm the growing fetus.
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