Acne or Pimples

by on January 25, 2009

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pimples Acne or Pimples

Acne or pimples may produce long lasting pigmentation in dark complexioned people. This pigmentation is difficult to treat. It is of prime importance to prevent inflammation as much as possible by treating the condition.

The dark spots that can be persist after acne or pimple are caused by “post inflammatory hyper pigmentation”, a common condition in which the skin darkens because of overproduction of melanin. When these spots appear, try using a good quality branded acne care face wash available in the market. A dermatologist can also recommend cosmetic tips that will make the spots less visible.

Avoid touching or picking of pimples and other irritants. Use a separate soft towel to dry up your face after washing it.

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  • http://www.cordlessdrillset.net Douglass Arsenault

    I can remember as a teen my mother often said my friends had acne since they did not take enough vitamins. Was she correct? I am not sure, but I can say for certain my sister and I rarely got pimples, so just maybe it may have been the vitaminsafterall.

  • Huam

    Can u plx tell me how to imprive my complexion….
    want to get fair again

  • Roxy Shobe

    It has nothing to do with vitamins, perhaps it has to do witg your genes(bless you!) that’s why you rarely had pimples. However, vitamin e do help in skin elasticity, i don’t know if it has something to do to prevent pimples though.

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