I have tried oral antibiotics such as tetracycline and others like it, all worked okay but soon i became immune and no longer would the bacteria fighting agents be affective. Instead of continuing down the RX path, i would rather try natural or day spa treatments. Has anybody tried natural supplements for CYSTIC ACNE or got spa services that showed improvement in the skin? In case you don’t know, CYSTIC ACNE is a whole different kind of acne. Produced by non typical oils, acids, and bacteria in the follicle and dis functions shedding dead skin cells. Therefore products like proactive and such topical acne treatments are completely pointless.
Also does anyone know of any kind of creams that will reduce the purplish color that comes with this kind of acne? Please no recommendations that haven’t been successful for you or someone you know. Thanks so much for the help!

I don’t have extremely deep scars on my face, but they are noticeable and widespread around my face. Depending on the lighting/shadows of a room, they can be very noticeable to not so noticeable.

I have seen a dermatologist, and dumped a couple grand into micro-dermabrasion. I noticed mild results, but could not afford to keep them up. I try to do research, but it is so confusing. Chemical peels, acid peels, lasers, surgeries, home remedies, etc.

I don’t want to do anything super serious with high risk of intensified scarring, or that has long recovery times. I also don’t have tons of cash to waste on unreliable methods. Can anyone offer some suggestions, either from professional or personal experience?

I need something functional for my teen sister so something that is safe with little to no side effects would be good.

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If you’re suffering from big zits, hard, pustule-filled acne, or inflamed red pustules, you’re probably experiencing cystic acne.  This can form on your face, back, chest, and even other places you’d rather not mention.  Usually this kind of acne demands a different kind of treatment than regular acne.  That’s because it’s harder to get rid of and kill for good, because it usually just returns.  Here’s some of the best cystic acne treatment options for your body that I’ve used and have seen as a successful option for many acne victims.

1. SkinMedica acne treatment: Benzoyl peroxide and salicylic acid are both great components of SkinMedica, which is dermatologist-proven to work on tough acne while still being soft to your skin.  

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Cystic acne is very difficult to get rid of.  Not only does it enlarge and reshape your pores, it burrows deep into your skin, making it painful and very hard for regular cleansers to reach and kill.  I’ve suffered from cystic acne, and I’m here to tell you, there’s certain cystic acne treatments that work, and certain ones that don’t.  Here’s some of the best cystic acne treatment options that I’ve used and have found to be very successful when getting rid of this painful condition.

1. Sulfur treatment: You can order very inexpensive topical sulfur treatments online that are not only very effective, they’re easy to use and safe for your body.  All you need to do is apply it individually to the cystic nodules on your skin, leave on for 10-15 minutes, and rinse off with warm water.  Unfortunately, this is not something you can do every day; it’s more of a limited use item.

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It doesn’t matter how old you are – anyone can suffer from cystic acne.  It’s not easy to treat cystic acne, as it’s usually deeper down and more painful than most regular acne that attacks your face.  What’s worse, cystic acne generally lands itself on your face, back, and chest, giving you a three-way pain system.  If this sounds like you, then you definitely need to look into these cystic acne treatment options.

1. SkinMedica treatment kit: SkinMedica is one of the leading brands of acne treatment systems on the market.  It’s dermatologist-recommended and since it uses both benzoyl peroxide and salicylic acid, it’s very effective on cystic acne and regular acne alike.

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