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Medically reviewed by Brendan Camp, MD Key Takeaways Tea tree oil may help reduce mild acne when diluted and applied to the skin.Managing stress can prevent pimples because stress causes skin ...

An increasing number of cities and states are mandating that people wear masks and other face coverings in public to stem the spread of COVID-19. But while they can provide protection from the virus, ...

Different types of pimples can form on your skin, such as papules, pustules, and cysts. Over-the-counter treatments with ingredients like benzoyl peroxide and salicylic acid can help with papules and ...

Supplements and spot treatments may help prevent acne and help heal pimples. Certain dietary changes may also help. Acne is one of the most common skin conditions in the world, affecting an estimated ...

Some of the most striking images of the coronavirus pandemic are of doctors and nurses showing their bruised and irritated faces as a result of wearing a face mask for long hours. Those changes in ...

Benzoyl peroxide is a highly effective acne fighter but can cause sensitivity, so ease it into your skincare routine. Use benzoyl peroxide separately from actives like vitamin C or retinol to maintain ...

Acne is a bummer—especially when it pops up in sensitive places. If you’ve ever had butt acne then you know it might just be one of the most annoying (and painful) places for a breakout. And while ...

As if a raging red zit isn’t enough to deal with, having one crop up in an unusual place can really throw a curve ball into your routine. But you don’t have to hide away underneath a hat. Find out ...

Acne can pop up in all sorts of uncomfortable places—take chin acne or pimples on your butt as prime examples. But what about a pimple in your ear? While likely invisible to others, these can be ...