How to get rid of dead peeled skin caused from acne medicine?

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1. Kanchan says:

   August 26, 2009 at 10:21 am

   In the course of acne breakout, acne medicine is the answer. There are various types of acne medicine – some can be done within the four corners of your home, others, purchased from drugstores. Whatever these are, there is certainly one that best suits you.

   Take note that one product may work for a person but not for another. It is just a matter of weighing which of these products you think would give you the results you want. From a wide array of acne medicine, you could build your options.

   Types of acne medicine

   Acne medicine takes different forms and you should not confuse one from the other. Here is a list of how you can differentiate acne medicine:

   · Hormone therapy. These are products like oral contraceptives that contain estrogen. This is used by many women as an effective acne treatment. They help suppress the overactive sebaceous glands in order not to secrete too much oil.

   · Topical antimicrobials. These are the types of products which take the form of a cream, gel, lotion, solutions and foam. Topical means something applied externally or directly to the affected surface of the body. Creams and lotions provide moisture and prevent the skin from drying out. Gels and solutions, on the other hand aid in drying and is well-loved by people who have oily skin.

   · Topical Retinoids. This type of acne medicine is used for mild and moderately severe acne. They are effective in preventing dead skin cells from clogging the pores.

   · Oral antibiotics. They are recommended for moderate to severe and persistent acne. They help reduce inflammation of the affected surface as it attacks the main cause of acne which is called the Propionibacterium acnes. Take note, that only your doctor can recommend oral antibiotics for you.

   · Combination products. Combination products are understood to be a fusion of different anti-acne medications and are perceived to be quite convenient on the person concerned. A usual type of combination made is benzoyl peroxide mixed with an antibiotic. Benzoyl peroxide, when combined with antibiotics such as clindamycin and erythromycin, enhances the effectiveness of penetrating the skin to reduce inflammation. It also reduces the risk of the person resisting to the antibiotic.

   Finding the right acne medicine

   There are some matters to consider in finding the right acne medicine for you. Sometimes you have to ask yourself if you have to take over-the-counter medication or a prescription would be better. You may also take into account which of these products could yield the most effective results. For those who have multiple causes of acne, you may also ask if a single product could cure the acne rather than buying multiple acne medicine. In all cases, you must think twice before going for the acne medicine.
   Take care….
2. Melanie says:

   August 26, 2009 at 10:21 am

   exfoliate! if you have a face wash scrub or an exfoliator, then scrub your face for at least 30 seconds, it should help alot.
   if you want to buy something, then I seriously recommend you go to Origins and buy this: http://www.origins.com/templates/products/sp_nonshaded.tmpl?CATEGORY_ID=CATEGORY5792&PRODUCT_ID=PROD7480

   I have the same problem and this works wonders for me, and lasts very long.
3. anonymous says:

   August 26, 2009 at 10:21 am

   Is it peeled skin or is it the dried medication? I would try an nice warm wet wash cloth and use it to just gently ‘scrub’ your face to help exfoliate the skin. You could use a facial moisturizer then for your day at school…then clean you skin in the evening.

   You may not need the medication everyday…you might try every other day.
4. Murrr says:

   August 26, 2009 at 10:21 am

   You would gently scrub with a wet cloth and after use a facial lotion like isn’t too oily and makes your face shine. Dove facial lotions work for me.