The Best Back Acne Treatment

Acne is of course most often associated with the face, but back acne is a major problem for many people. It is a common affliction for both the back and the chest and can be more difficult to treat, partly because the skin on the back is thicker than the face and because of clothing contact.

So what are the best back acne treatment solutions? 

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More importantly, what are the best natural back acne treatments?

Notwithstanding the differences between facial and back acne, the underlying causes remain the same and you need to pay attention to them. For instance, diet is particularly important and there are plenty of articles about what you should and should not eat (greasy food, fried food etc).

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You also need to be aware of the clothing you’re wearing. Some will certainly aggravate your acne, such as tight clothes that rub your skin and don’t let it breath properly. You have to remember that sweat can create excessive oil which leads to even worse breakouts. If you are active and sweating and in particular if you’re exercising with clothing on your back then you can be inhibiting the skin’s ability to breath properly, so ensure you’re wearing the correct clothing for exercise.

Some people also find that wearing backpacks can aggravate the condition and so be aware of what you’re doing in that regard.

Rough clothing or harsh materials may also create further problems. So too can hair be a problem, particularly if long hair is against the back and if there are problems with hair cleanliness. Once you’ve considered these matters you need to then consider what skincare routine you want to use.

A topical ointment might prove a bit more difficult since the area where the solution will be applied is a bit wider and less accessible compared to your face. Dermatologists will frequently prescribe an overall body wash solution, like bath oils and sulfur soaps. Oral antibiotics can also be prescribed, although these are options explored only when the condition is more serious.

Generally a good cleanser and lotion or moisturizer will be good, and glycolic acid can work very well with back acne.

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Benzoyl peroxide and salicylic acid products can be very effective, although you need to use them separately. However you can test each for effectiveness to see what works best. As always, watch out for any side effects. My preference is always for natural treatments so take care when applying any of these and don’t overdo the application.

As with facial acne you want to ensure you don’t develop scarring and so don’t scratch the skin (by clothing or otherwise.