"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Turns out, your face isn’t the only place where blemishes can develop. Pesky pimples can also pop up on ...

He’s got your back. Around 50 million Americans suffer from acne, according to the Cleveland Clinic. Athletes who wear sweaty gym clothes are especially susceptible to unsightly back blemishes, ...

Unless you have super genes when it comes to skin (consider yourself blessed), the journey to clear skin is, for many of us, a years-long journey that spans beyond adolescence. Similarly, you may have ...

We’re willing to bet that when you break out on your face, you spring into action with pimple patches and acne-targeting skin care galore. You can take a similarly proactive approach to addressing ...

Back acne often feels cruelly timed—showing up just as your face starts behaving. There’s a biological reason for that frustration. The skin on your back is thicker, produces more oil, and contains a ...

Shower as soon as possible after working out or sweating to rinse away bacteria that can trigger back acne. Exfoliate regularly to remove dead skin cells and prevent clogged pores. Wear loose-fitting, ...

To prevent body acne, Dr. Camp recommends showering after exercise and other sweaty activities to help prevent the buildup of oil, grime, and residue. “Use a medicated cleanser in the shower to clear ...