Best Cure Treatment Acne

Different types of acne that may occur to you

1. Blackhead and whitehead (blackheads)

Blackheads are a type of basic acne. Blackheads occur when oil and dead skin cells mingle and clog the pores. Blackheads can cause bumps. While blackheads remain under the skin, the head of the blackhead is more likely to be white and is called a closed comedo, or whitehead. When blackheads open up and appear to the skin surface, excess oil reacts with air and the head of blackheads is black and called blackheads, or blackheads. Thus, the black color on blackhead blackheads is not caused by dust.

2. Papules

Sometimes, irritated pores and blackheads become inflamed. The larger acne and called the papules will appear. Papules are small red bumps on the skin. Pinching the acne of the papules can cause a scar after heal.

3. Pustula

Pustules are also an inflamed blackheads. Pustules appear with a red base and a white head. Pustules are filled with pus and the scab can cause deep scarring. When you touch your skin, you may feel like you are touching the sandpaper.

4. Nodules

Nodules are a more serious type of acne. Nodules form under the skin, then become an inflamed and violent blackheads. Nodules can cause pain. After the nodule disappears, a red or dark scar will be left behind.

5. Cystic acne (acne stone)

Acne stones resemble nodules but are larger, and form deep within the skin and filled with clear fluid or pus. Acne stone is soft, painful, and can leave a scar after the nodule disappears. Acne stones also tend to be conspicuous and make you not confident.

Various types of acne are present on the face, of course, must be covered in different ways as well.

1. Newly emerging pimples

Redness accompanied by sufficient disturbing pain is usually a "alarm" that calls for acne to irritate you immediately. This will certainly be easily covered with a sweep of concealer. But, do not use a creamy texture, because in its ability to cover the acne will fade faster and easily swept by the friction of your hand. Overcome by applying concealer-shaped sticks using a special brush concealer. Sweep first on the back of your hand not too thick, just apply to the dilema area before using the foundation.

2. Acne is red and starts to enlarge

Avoid applying concealer directly to your acne point. To be perfectly covered, apply in the area around the acne using a brush, then blend to the middle. To disguise concealer colors, use an eyeshadow brush that has been previously immersed in translucent powder, then sapukam thin on the area of  acne.

3. Acne that has shrunk

At this stage, often your skin feels dry and uneven. Therefore, apply moisturizer to the area, then press fine using a tissue to lift up the layers of dry skin. Afterwards, apply the concealer directly to the point of acne and move the brush in different directions (top, bottom, and side) so that makeup can blend with the camouflage you create.

4. Acne scars

To smooth the acne scars instantly but temporarily, you can rely on eyeliner brushes instead of having to rush to make an appointment to do laser treatment in the clinic. The trick is pulaskan brush on the stick concealer and apply on the inside of acne scars. This technique will disguise the black shadow of the wound on the face. After that, do not forget to maximize with mattifying liquid foundation.

How to deal with acne can be designed based on the severity of the condition.

 

Treat mild acne

Light acne consists of blackheads, whiteheads, and small pustules. Mild acne can be treated with many treatments.

• Wash your skin gently with warm water and mild cleansers twice daily to remove excess oil, dead skin cells, and dust. Do not rub your skin. You may be advised to use a freely sold cleanser, but your skin can be dry. Follow the instructions and contact your doctor if you have any problems.

• Apply benzoyl peroxide to your skin to reduce excess oil.

• Apply salicylic acid and welirang to treat whiteheads and blackheads.

If you do not see any progress after 8 weeks of trying treatment, you should consult a doctor and he will prescribe other medications.

Treat moderate to severe acne

Medium to severe acne consists of blackheads, whiteheads, papules, and nodules that radiate into large areas of the face or other body parts (many acne). This moderate to severe acne can be treated but the treatment is more complicated. Your doctor may advise you to use topical antibiotics or retinoic acids such as creams or lotions. Retinoic acid can help prevent bleackhead and whitehead on the skin.

Your doctor may also prescribe oral antibiotics to begin the healing process. However, if you use birth control pills, these pills can affect antibiotics. Ask your doctor about a second method of contraception.

Benzoyl peroxide can also be applied to acne to treat symptoms.

Your skin will become more susceptible to sunlight as long as you use antibiotics, so remember to protect your skin with sunscreen and clothing.

Treat severe acne

Severe acne consists of deep stone pimples. This type requires the most complicated treatment. Severe acne can cause redness, swelling, and skin damage. You can not treat these acne at home with home remedies, but dermatologists can help and he can prescribe oral antibiotics. Large cystic acne can be injected drugs to make it smaller.

A stronger drug called Accutane is used when other drugs do not work. However, Accutane should only be used strictly under a doctor's prescription. Do not overuse this drug or pass one dose. This can cause severe side effects.

Sometimes, your cyst should be dried or removed. Do not scratch it, scratch it, break it, or squeeze it dry at home. You can make the situation worse with infections and large scars. Dermatologists have the ability and equipment to dry the cyst safely.

See a doctor or dermatologist if you do not see any progress after 6 to 8 weeks.

Acne has several types and each type requires special care methods. Determine your acne type carefully before treating it. You can find dermatologists for professional diagnosis and care.