Spots On My Face?

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Carol D.

May 2, 2014

Carol D.

Lately I'm suffering of white spots like whithead on my cheecks ,chin..and they are leaving marks please if you can help me and tell me what should I do ( my skin isnt oily)

Dereanna D.

May 2, 2014

Dereanna D.

Exfoliating with a good face scrub with help a lot. Also wear sunscreen to keep the sun from further darkening your spots. Honey & lemon juice mask helps to lighten as well. Hope that helps.

Kat A.

May 2, 2014

Kat A.

Agree with wearing sunscreen & seeing a dermatologist for it. I have whiteheads on my chin that have been there for years :( I have to disagree with the use of lemon & honey. lemon shouldn't be applied to your face & if you decide to do honey spot test first. some people have bad reactions to it.

Lisa A.

May 2, 2014

Lisa A.

I use lemon on my face and I love the results.

Holly G.

May 2, 2014

Holly G.

Could be milia don't pop! They're like cysts. Lemon will not help; be wary of lemon on your face, anyway. The wrong dilution can wreak havoc in this coloring your skin. Good luck. Oh, look for a 2% salicylic acid cleanser/ exfoliant and use it like a mask, letting it sit on skin a few minutes before cleansing.

Caitlin M.

May 3, 2014

Caitlin M.

I agree with Kat. If it's severe, definitely go to a derm. If not try a gentle non-acne face wash, a non-oily moisturizer and a spot treatment. And as mentioned, don't pick at them, pop them or use lemon on your face. I like CeraVe's moisturizer and have heard good things about their face wash. I don't really have a favorite spot treatment because my acne was too severe and none ever worked much. I did like Philosophy's although it's pricey.

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