Are you desperate to get rid of back acne or neck acne? These are two very annoying places to get acne. You can't see it yourself, but you know that everyone else can whenever you're at the beach or sitting by the swimming pool. At last, there is good news - back acne and neck acne can now be cured.
The back and neck are especially prone to acne because they have a greater concentration of sebaceous glands beneath the skin compared to other areas of the body. These glands secrete an oil that moisturises the skin. If they become hyperactive, the excess oil clogs up pores in the skin. Bacteria invade these pores, and this may lead to an infection that develops into skin acne.
The skin on your neck is very sensitive because it is relatively thin and delicate. You may have discovered this for yourself if you've experienced the irritation that results when full-strength anti-acne products are applied there. This area is also prone to perspiration, which, if it's aggravating your problem, may increase the pressure to apply strong chemicals.
Your back is a little different. The skin there is thicker and tougher, and the glands tend to be larger and produce more oil. Thus back acne is generally more severe than acne on the face or neck and is more often characterised by nodules and cysts.
Some sufferers try to get rid of back acne and neck acne by controlling their sweat; others seek help from dermatologists and end up wasting money on expensive creams and medications. These options almost always fail because they only target the symptoms of acne (i.e. the pimples, blackheads and cysts you see on your skin) and not its underlying causes.
You must neutralise these underlying causes in order to get rid of back acne and neck acne. Every person is unique, and so your treatment must target the specific triggers in your body's internal acne environment. These triggers could be any one or combination of a hormonal imbalance, an unhealthy diet, a build-up of toxins, stress, or poor internal hygiene.
You should be looking for a treatment that:
The back and neck are especially prone to acne because they have a greater concentration of sebaceous glands beneath the skin compared to other areas of the body. These glands secrete an oil that moisturises the skin. If they become hyperactive, the excess oil clogs up pores in the skin. Bacteria invade these pores, and this may lead to an infection that develops into skin acne.
The skin on your neck is very sensitive because it is relatively thin and delicate. You may have discovered this for yourself if you've experienced the irritation that results when full-strength anti-acne products are applied there. This area is also prone to perspiration, which, if it's aggravating your problem, may increase the pressure to apply strong chemicals.
Your back is a little different. The skin there is thicker and tougher, and the glands tend to be larger and produce more oil. Thus back acne is generally more severe than acne on the face or neck and is more often characterised by nodules and cysts.
Some sufferers try to get rid of back acne and neck acne by controlling their sweat; others seek help from dermatologists and end up wasting money on expensive creams and medications. These options almost always fail because they only target the symptoms of acne (i.e. the pimples, blackheads and cysts you see on your skin) and not its underlying causes.
You must neutralise these underlying causes in order to get rid of back acne and neck acne. Every person is unique, and so your treatment must target the specific triggers in your body's internal acne environment. These triggers could be any one or combination of a hormonal imbalance, an unhealthy diet, a build-up of toxins, stress, or poor internal hygiene.
You should be looking for a treatment that:
- cures your skin acne permanently and quickly.
- doesn't rely on prescription drugs or expensive over-the-counter chemicals that may have unpleasant side effects.
- is effective on all types of acne.
- removes acne scar tissue and marks.
- works on other parts of your body such as the face where acne may also occur.
- replaces your oily skin with one that is smooth and even toned.
- makes you look better, feel better, and restores your self-esteem and confidence.
- provides you with ongoing counselling and support from competent health professionals.
