Discuss, and show, your specific acne problem to a dermatologist and work with him to develop a personalized treatment plan for your specific situation.  Several topical treatments (i.e. creams, lotions, gels, etc.) are available via a dermatologist that may work for your acne.  Those treatments may include:  Topical antibiotics that you can dab onto your problem areas to help control the bacteria that is causing your acne. Topical retinoid medications, which are made from vitamin A and can help unclog your pores, and they can also help antibiotics work more effectively. Oral antibiotics (i.e. pill form) are also available from your dermatologist for acne problems, should your dermatologist deem them a good treatment plan for you.  These antibiotics would be similar to those you’d take if you had any other type of infection, such as a bladder infection.  They’d help to kill the bacteria that is causing your acne. Some doctors may also consider prescribing oral contraceptives (i.e. birth control pills) to young women with acne problems.  Some low-dose oral contraceptives, which contain a combination of the hormones estrogen and progestin, can actually help control and reduce the amount of acne on your skin. You’ve probably heard people telling you not to pop your own pimples (and they're right) — but this doesn’t mean that a doctor can’t do it for you!  Medical extractions area a safe way to clean out infected pores without the increased risk of scaring that can happen when popping pimples on your own.  Since medical extractions focus on specific pimples, you will probably need to go back to the doctor again if you suffer from another breakout. Spas that offer facials specifically for helping clear up acne may also perform extractions, and this option is certainly better than doing it yourself.  However, you may want to ask the aesthetician what type of products they’re using on your skin during the facial to ensure they don’t end up clogging your pores all over again! Chemical peels must be done by a trained...

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Tham khảo ý kiến bác sĩ về các loại thuốc thoa tại chỗ. Hỏi bác sĩ về thuốc kháng sinh dạng uống. Hỏi bác sĩ về việc hút mụn. Tìm hiểu về phương pháp đắp mặt nạ hóa học. Tiêm Cortisone. Hỏi bác sĩ về liệu pháp ánh sáng. Trao đổi với bác sĩ da liễu về thuốc uống Retinoid.