Acne on your back (“bacne”) can be frustrating, but it’s not uncommon. Just like acne on your face, back acne develops when skin pores become clogged with oil, skin cells, bacteria, and sweat.

While it may make sense to target your inner nostril directly, Dr. Fahs recommends putting a warm compress on the outside of ...

Beyond that, I don’t see how spiro would be useful to you, specifically. It seems your only active zit at the time of ...

It’s likely a blind pimple. 'Blind acne, or underground acne ... and usually develops on the face, chest, or upper back, says Peter Young, MD, a dermatologist and the medical director of ...

Pimples, spots, zits, goobs-- it doesn't matter what you call your acne, the question is how to get rid of it, preferably for good. It all starts with clean skin. Wash gently only twice a day ...

Pimples patches won’t banish acne forever, but they can help those one-off blemishes that seem to erupt out of nowhere. “Pimple patches are small stickers that are made with a soothing gel ...

Pimples are no fun, and when one pops up on your face, it's likely that you want it gone ASAP. Note: Acne occurs when excess oil, bacteria, and dead skin clog your pores. Depending on what's ...