Today is a big day and as you head to the bathroom to wash your face and begin to wake up, you look up in the mirror and there it is. A large pimple surfaced over night. Your self-esteem just dropped! Why now? Why me? What is the best way to get rid of pimple? Your first reaction may be to squeeze it to remove the infection, however doing this may cause permanent damage to your skin and leave a scar. Even though we have all used the squeeze technique, the better solution is to find a temporary cover-up for the day. Skin toned, medicated acne creams are readily available for these occasions. Any local retailer with a skin care section will have them available. Consider starting a preventative regime to battle breakouts in the future. This is the key to have the confidence from clear skin every night when you go to sleep!
There are over the counter skin care products and make-up removers that you can use to clean your face, that will clear away the oil produced in the skin pores. Excess oils clog the pore and develop an area for bacteria to manifest and then develop a pimple. The best way to get rid of pimple is to fight the bacteria that starts one. This is a preventative approach that will serve you much better. Making these cleansers part of your daily routine is essential. Mild exfoliation removes dead skin cells and is also part of a recommended daily routine by most dermatologists. They are available in many facial washes sold at most stores. If you want more specific guidelines on what to purchase consult your local pharmacist.
Severe acne may call for severe measures. Prescription medications are now available to take on the task and help clear your skin. A dermatologist can decide the best way to get rid of pimple based on your personal skin and body needs.They can also advise you if you are having acne problems due to an allergic reaction to certain foods. Even more interesting is the fact that certain foods can cause acne, or make it worse. On the other hand there are certain foods that will help prevent acne and pimples. Your dermatologist may also prescribe topical ointments, along with oral antibiotics or other medications to help you win the battle against acne. These medications, along with a solid daily skin care routine, can help even the toughest acne breakout and have your skin looking its best.
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