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« ...When it comes to the subject of acne many people have a very narrow view. That is, they assume that acne primarily hits teens and young adults and concentrates mostly in the facial area. To a degree, there is accuracy in such a statement as teens are susceptible to acne and acne does often appear most pronounced in the facial areas. But, in terms of the totality of body mass that acne effects, it has been known to affect the scalp region, the arms, the legs, and even extremities such as the toes. Also, it has been known to affect adults just as much a it affects teens as well. Now, of all the regions where acne is problematic probably the most problematic is back acne....
...The quality of the water you drink can also be very important. Unfortunately most tap water simply contains too many chemicals and other particulates that can be potentially bad for acne and your overall health. The best kind of water is probably distilled water as it is the purest and free of particulates and other chemicals....»
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«...However, the best treatment depends on how deep the pore blockage and the infection are. Isotretinoin (e.g. Accutane and Accure) is an oral prescriptive acne treatment that slows down the production of sebum, and therefore helps the condition to clear up. Antibiotics can help to clear up bacterial infections, and there are also a variety of creams and lotions than can effective clear up mild cases of back acne. Benzoyl peroxide (Oxy or Clearasil Max) can be effective on the back, but don't use it on your face, and an antibacterial soap can help to keep the surface of your skin clean and free from bacteria....»
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