Get rid of them!

That's a common cry for people suffering with back acne, or bacne, as it's sometimes called.  But no matter what it's called, people who have back pimples are just as bothered by it as people who have facial acne problems to deal with.  It just goes to show that zits can break out anywhere on the body, at anytime, and the back is an especially vulnerable area for acne breakouts.

Pimples on the back are an annoyance that are, not only extremely sore and painful but, embarrassing and unsightly.  You may be ashamed to show your back with visible acne pimples and cysts, and this can seriously affect how you feel about yourself and possibly even your desire to participate in some social activities.  After all, who wants to go to, say, a pool party so people can stare at your back boils, bumps and cysts with disgust? Or you may not want to wear v-necks or t-shirts for fear the back acne will show over the top of them.  No matter what you do, the main thing is, to get rid of your back acne problems for good you need to follow an effective treatment regimen that will eliminate it and keep it under control.

What Causes Back Acne (Bacne)?

The most common form of acne develops when hair follicles on the skin become blocked with dead skin cells, coupled with the over-production of oil secretion by the sebaceous glands under the skin.  When pores are blocked, oil builds up beneath them, causing bacteria to grow and multiply.  Because of this, the affected area becomes inflamed and produces acne lesions or pimples in the form of pustules, cysts, whiteheads, blackheads or boils.

Back acne is also a sign that toxins have built up in your body.  One way for the body to eliminate these toxins is through the skin, and the back is a common area which is affected.

#1 "Get Rid of Back Acne" Mistake

The biggest mistake that you can make when trying to get rid of acne on your back is to squeeze the bumps and not following an effective bacne cure treatment regimen.  Do not pop pimples or rupture cysts or boils on your back.  This will only cause more irritation and encourage the bacteria and infection to spread and to fester.

What Can You Do?

• Part of an effective back acne treatment regimen includes gently exfoliating the affected areas, by using a loofah or acne cleansing sponge to lightly wash your back (or have someone else do it).  Do this gently but thoroughly, as opposed to abrasively scrubbing it.
  
  
• Use a body scrub or acne body wash instead of plain soap.  Neutrogena Body Clear body scrub or body wash are good products to use, but you may want to try two or three brands to find what works best for you.  But, please know that cleansing alone will not cure back acne.
  
  
• Be sure to shower as soon as possible after perspiring heavily.  Also, while exercising or doing other physical activities which cause you to sweat, be sure to wear cotton clothing that fits loosely.  This will allow your skin to get more air and hinder the development of acne from sweat and bacteria soaking into the skin.
  
  
• Eat a balanced, low-fat diet and drink plenty of water.  This can't be stressed enough!  Our bodies need the vitamins, nutrients and antioxidants found in "good" foods to function properly, and the skin is no exception being that it is the largest organ of the body.  Also, drinking plenty of water helps to flush out toxins in the body that can lead to skin problems all over the body.
  
  
• Follow an effective skin care treatment for your back, just as you would your face.  Note - the key word here is effective.  So find one that actually works.

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