Bacne :'(

Hi thatgirl13 i do have bacnes.Almost when the summer goes to its peak it happens to me.I use curd to overcome it.I make sort of paste of curd & apply it on my back on SUNDAY & leave it for around 15 mins & then wash. To avoid this you should keep yourself clean,dandruff free,avoid eating junk food.

Here is a very good website devoted especially to this kind of acne: http://www.bacne.info/get-rid-of-bacne.html The advice they give is very sound. What may work for some people may not work for others. I think that one promising feature is that, like most acne, it is mostly an adolescent trait and that, once you pass adolescence, it becomes less of a problem. Prevention is probably more effective than 'cure' and a good, fairly fat free diet and frequent washing with a loofah or a back brush to help open and cleanse the pores will certainly keep it to a minimum. Once the pores become infected or clogged, then the treatments given on the page above should help.

OH acnes on the back....nup, I dont have it. They say, it's becoz your body is heaty and that's why the pimples grow on your back. U need to sweat alot, drink more water and exercise more. Make sure you have someone who can scrub your back. LOL

You are asking about acnes. please see the following link. http://www.10acne.com/ http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1828954/

Ouch, that's all I can say... Sorry can't help you with that... But I wish I it will be gone to you soon. =)

I suffered from back acne once.It was caused by a moisturizing body wash.When I stop using it, he acne were gone.Just try to find out for the cause of it.Maybe it's just a new product you use.Try switching to products with antibacterial properties.

I use to get a lot of acne and pimples at my back when I was a teenager and when I say a lot, I really mean plenty but I'm glad now that it was more at the back rather than in the face, my mom sent me to a dermatologist when she just saw a few in my face and forehead but never seemed to notice the ones at my back. I think owlwings is right that it would go away as we get older, perhaps proper diet and hygiene is the best cure and prevention but we should always consider seeing a dermatologist when it's a little bit more than the ordinary or natural (up to us to decide if we think we need pro help)