Chest acne help 😫

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Leslie N.

Jan 26, 2015

Leslie N.

Alright I'm legit so stressed rn lol.
I made a thread about this a year ago. That's when I got a prescription from my dermatologist and it went away in a couple of months. Haven't had a problem with it again until now! 😪
I workout a lot but I keep clean. I wash that area often to make sure no sweat is lingering. I use my prescription cream which is 10% benzoyl peroxide and my face wash which is also B.P. I wear clean shirts and/or bras every day..I eat really healthy and drink lots of water.
It even started to come back on my back which hasn't happened in a long time either (at least not this bad). I don't know what other cause behind it could be. I already made another appointment with my dermo because for some reason I think the prescription I had a year ago is making it worse now. Can your body reject something that was once used? Aha does that make sense..? Omg guys. I'm sorry.

But here's some pictures because I can't explain that well but does it look almost rash like? The bumbs are so tiny and oddly placed on my body. I've never had this happen before.
The left is my back (obvi) the right is my chest a little above my boobs.

Leslie N.

Jan 26, 2015

Leslie N.

😭😭😭

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