I am trying so hard to get my back to clear...kind of stinks that it's broken out in the first place since it usually isn't for the most part.
I've tried Murad - no luck I've tried Clinique - no luck
(both recommended by you lovely ladies)
Now I'm going for a back treatment next week.
My dermo can't see me in time.
Anyone know how to speed things along???
PATTYLAX
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Posted by R&J0806
I am trying so hard to get my back to clear...kind of stinks that it's broken out in the first place since it usually isn't for the most part.
I've tried Murad - no luck I've tried Clinique - no luck
(both recommended by you lovely ladies)
Now I'm going for a back treatment next week.
Anyone know how to speed things along???
how about derm. maybe he can give u a prescription
agailunas
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maybe try a spa with a body scrub, i usually get results from that.
Meaghan729
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buy Lever 2000 Antibacterial Soap.
My back used to be horrible and my dermatologist suggest I use it.
if i use any other body was/soap, my back breaks out.
Bklyngrl
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Neutrogena Oil Free w Salicyclic Acid - Body Wash. Don't over-scrub or you'll irritate it more. Put it on one of those backsponges etc... and use in the shower. Try to avoid wearing anything except 100% cotton tops too and don't use any other soap other than Dove - unscented. hope this helps.
roxyvelas
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Neutrogena Oil Free w Salicyclic Acid - Body Wash. Don't over-scrub or you'll irritate it more. Put it on one of those backsponges etc... and use in the shower. Try to avoid wearing anything except 100% cotton tops too and don't use any other soap other than Dove - unscented. hope this helps.
That one is really good!
jenny26
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I wouldn't try to much stuff in case of a reaction. I would go to another dermatologist or call your derm crying. If you are a patient he/she shoudl have the courtesy of making you an emergency appointment. In the mean time wash your back with a wash like Cetaphil. I worked for a dermatologist for awhile in college and he swore by it. Good luck!
petunia77
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Posted by Bklyngrl
Neutrogena Oil Free w Salicyclic Acid - Body Wash. Don't over-scrub or you'll irritate it more. Put it on one of those backsponges etc... and use in the shower. Try to avoid wearing anything except 100% cotton tops too and don't use any other soap other than Dove - unscented. hope this helps.
yes! this stuff really works! are you sure the derm can't prescribe you the foam stuff in time? it cleared up my back in just a week or two.
Hisforever
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good info!!! thanks girls. I am going to see my derm next weekend.
patticakes
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Posted by Meaghan729
buy Lever 2000 Antibacterial Soap.
My back used to be horrible and my dermatologist suggest I use it.
if i use any other body was/soap, my back breaks out.
I have to say, I used to agree until they added Vitamin E. Anything with that makes me break out. Even Dove. I LOVE Cetaphil antibacterial bar, it's wonderful and foams unlike the one in the bottle. It's gentle enough too. Or Aveeno foaming wash helps with redness. Good luck!!!
autumn
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Posted by Bklyngrl
Neutrogena Oil Free w Salicyclic Acid - Body Wash. Don't over-scrub or you'll irritate it more. Put it on one of those backsponges etc... and use in the shower. Try to avoid wearing anything except 100% cotton tops too and don't use any other soap other than Dove - unscented. hope this helps.
Neutrogena Oil Free w Salicyclic Acid - Body Wash works good. I use it on my arms when I break out from sweating due to my chef jackets at work.
