Acne Breakouts Products helps to regenerate your skin. To see clearer skin, it helps to know what types of blemishes you’re dealing with. Each type requires different treatment.
What’s that blemish?
Is that a blackhead, papule, or something else? See what the different acne blemish looks like and how to treat them.
Blackheads and whiteheads
These appear when pores become clogged with excess oil, bacteria, and dead skin cells. If the pore closes up, you’ll see a tiny bump that looks white or flesh colored. These are whiteheads.
Early pimples
When excess oil, bacteria, and dead skin cells push deeper into the skin and cause inflammation (redness and swelling), you’ll see small, red bumps. The medical word for this type of acne blemish is a papule. They feel hard. If you have a lot of papules, the area may feel like sandpaper.
Pus-filled pimples
The medical term for this type of acne blemish is pustule. These blemishes are a lot like papules, except that pustules contain a yellowish fluid. You’ll often see a yellow- or white-colored center, as shown here.
Virtually everyone with acne can see clear skin
If you feel discouraged with your Acne Breakouts treatment and believe that nothing will work, you’re not alone. Don’t give up. Effective treatment is available. Sometimes, it requires a dermatologist’s help.