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Got Papules...red, coned shaped, inflamed lesions? Let's tackle them together

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Papules are small and usually coned shaped, inflamed lesions. Unlike pustules, they contain no pus and no head. They are considered a moderate type of acne.

These lesions occur when there is a high break in the follicle wall. That's when white blood cells try to fix the problem and your pores become inflamed.

Usually this type of acne is very tiny, almost invisible to see. My experience with these lesions, they have a rather rough feel to them.

You don't normally develope just one, these guys usually show up in clusters. Don't feel overwhelmed, getting control of this type of acne is not as difficult as the more serious types of acne.

You should consider the best medicine for acne, fortunately this is another type of acne that responds well to products which contain Benzoyl Peroxide or Salicylic Acid.

Another good point, is you can find acne products which contain Benzoyl Peroxide in a lot of convenient over the counter acne products.

In addition to using Benzoyl Peroxide or Salicylic Acid, when it comes to papules, I’ve had great experience with Murad’s Acne Spot Treatment! This is a wonderful product that contains 3.0% Sulfur. The trick to Murad’s Spot Treatment is to use it consistently, throughout the day. It literally shrinks those blemishes right up.

Remember, a good acne cleanser should:

• Contain a good bacteria fighting agent
• Gently exfoliate

A good acne toner should:

• Refresh and tighten pores
• Be alcohol free
A good over the counter acne treatment or prescription acne medicine should:

• Help control and prevent future breakouts

A good acne moisturizer (even for oily skin) should:

• Hydrate
• Be hypoallergenic
• Non-comedogenic (won’t clog pores)

If you are not able to get control of your breakouts, your battle with papules may require oral ance medication such as Accutane or Tetracycline, to aid in your treatment. For this, you'll need to visit your dermatologist.

Speaking of Oral Acne Medication for papules, Zenmed offers a starter kit which includes Derma Cleanse Capsules! These are non prescription capsule supplements that work from within. In addition Zenmed offers a TON of HIGHLY RATED acne products, check them out!

Derma Cleanse System

Derma Cleanse System




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