Back Acne
Either blackheads, pustules, pimples or even post-inflammatory pigmentation from breakouts, back acne, or “bacne” is a condition our team is more than qualified to treat here at Continental Skin Clinic London.
Either blackheads, pustules, pimples or even post-inflammatory pigmentation from breakouts, back acne, or “bacne” is a condition our team is more than qualified to treat here at Continental Skin Clinic London.
Acne on the back can be caused by a build up of bacteria in blocked hair follicles. People may also experience back acne from factors such as hormonal changes, diet, and certain medications.
Acne in general is caused by various factors, however back acne may occur via:
At Continental Skin Clinic London we can treat back acne via:
We recommend having a consultation prior to the treatment, where our experts will assess the areas you wish to treat and generate a bespoke treatment plan for you.
Acne is caused by bacteria that lives naturally on our skin. However it forms when this bacteria becomes clogged in hair follicles, either due to an increase of sebum, dead skin cells, or other factors such.
To prevent back acne, you can adopt some lifestyle changes such as:
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What causes acne on the back?
When the pores on your back get clogged with dirt, dead skin cells, sweat and an oil called sebum, this can lead to breakouts.
How can I get rid of acne on my back?
Here at Continental Skin Clinic London, we offer many treatments that can help alleviate back acne. We also provide home care treatments to maintain long term results after treatment.
Is back acne hormonal?
Back acne is very similar to acne on the face, so yes, it can be hormonal as well.
Does back acne eventually go away?
Back acne can sometimes clear on its own, however it is best to get a consultation from a qualified therapist such as those at Continental Skin Clinic to assess your skin.