So the right side of my face is covered in bumps (not very small ones) that are skin colored, and that I can feel beneath the surface.
These skin colored "bumps" remain in their place for months at a time, making my skin look raised and bumpy, but they aren't red or inflamed.
Then, over time, the bumps surface into nasty pimples - almost as if they're glad to be out from under the surface!
So is there any way to *prevent* these bumps from "surfacing" into pimples?
Can I eliminate them while they're still skin colored bumps?
My regimen is as follows:
Just moisturizer/makeup in the morning
Evening: Hydroquinone + Acretin cream (for red marks)
Night: Isotrexin Gel
My cleanser is the Acne-Aid bar soap by Steifel.
I have gotten these "bumps" for over three years, and I am sick of them! Is there any way to prevent them surfacing?
Bumps on the face?
Started by oh-so outrageous, Apr 12 2009 03:42 PM
5 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 12 April 2009 - 03:42 PM
#2
Posted 12 April 2009 - 05:14 PM
QUOTE (oh-so outrageous @ Apr 12 2009, 03:42 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
So the right side of my face is covered in bumps (not very small ones) that are skin colored, and that I can feel beneath the surface.
These skin colored "bumps" remain in their place for months at a time, making my skin look raised and bumpy, but they aren't red or inflamed.
Then, over time, the bumps surface into nasty pimples - almost as if they're glad to be out from under the surface!
So is there any way to *prevent* these bumps from "surfacing" into pimples?
Can I eliminate them while they're still skin colored bumps?
My regimen is as follows:
Just moisturizer/makeup in the morning
Evening: Hydroquinone + Acretin cream (for red marks)
Night: Isotrexin Gel
My cleanser is the Acne-Aid bar soap by Steifel.
I have gotten these "bumps" for over three years, and I am sick of them! Is there any way to prevent them surfacing?
These skin colored "bumps" remain in their place for months at a time, making my skin look raised and bumpy, but they aren't red or inflamed.
Then, over time, the bumps surface into nasty pimples - almost as if they're glad to be out from under the surface!
So is there any way to *prevent* these bumps from "surfacing" into pimples?
Can I eliminate them while they're still skin colored bumps?
My regimen is as follows:
Just moisturizer/makeup in the morning
Evening: Hydroquinone + Acretin cream (for red marks)
Night: Isotrexin Gel
My cleanser is the Acne-Aid bar soap by Steifel.
I have gotten these "bumps" for over three years, and I am sick of them! Is there any way to prevent them surfacing?
Shoot I wish I could help you, but I'm not sure exactly what those bumps are. Pics? Also, if you don't mind me asking, how is the Hydroquinone working to fade your red marks?
#3
Posted 13 April 2009 - 02:51 AM
I know what you mean. I've had these 'blind pimples' for about two years as well...
These pimples would also turn into really nasty inflamed ones and I actually developed scarring from them..
Now I'm on Accutane and it has actually gotten rid of most of the pimples and i don't have bumpy skin anymore. I just wish I'd taken it earlier... Sadly the Accutane doesn't get rid of scars...
Anyways, maybe you should talk to a dermatologist first...
These pimples would also turn into really nasty inflamed ones and I actually developed scarring from them..
Now I'm on Accutane and it has actually gotten rid of most of the pimples and i don't have bumpy skin anymore. I just wish I'd taken it earlier... Sadly the Accutane doesn't get rid of scars...
Anyways, maybe you should talk to a dermatologist first...
#4
Posted 13 April 2009 - 11:54 AM
I got those when i didn't moisturize properly. Use a good moisturizer like Cetaphil which will actually improve skin condition.
For the record i don't think soap on the face is a good cleanser. Too harsh and drying which is probably why you have those bumps.
Hopefully your makeup is oil and non acnegenic.
For the record i don't think soap on the face is a good cleanser. Too harsh and drying which is probably why you have those bumps.
Hopefully your makeup is oil and non acnegenic.
#5
Posted 13 April 2009 - 10:15 PM
What about Salicylic Acid (BHA)? It breaks down non inflamed acne very well.
#6
Posted 13 April 2009 - 11:07 PM
QUOTE (oh-so outrageous @ Apr 12 2009, 03:42 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
So the right side of my face is covered in bumps (not very small ones) that are skin colored, and that I can feel beneath the surface.
These skin colored "bumps" remain in their place for months at a time, making my skin look raised and bumpy, but they aren't red or inflamed.
Then, over time, the bumps surface into nasty pimples - almost as if they're glad to be out from under the surface!
So is there any way to *prevent* these bumps from "surfacing" into pimples?
Can I eliminate them while they're still skin colored bumps?
My regimen is as follows:
Just moisturizer/makeup in the morning
Evening: Hydroquinone + Acretin cream (for red marks)
Night: Isotrexin Gel
My cleanser is the Acne-Aid bar soap by Steifel.
I have gotten these "bumps" for over three years, and I am sick of them! Is there any way to prevent them surfacing?
These skin colored "bumps" remain in their place for months at a time, making my skin look raised and bumpy, but they aren't red or inflamed.
Then, over time, the bumps surface into nasty pimples - almost as if they're glad to be out from under the surface!
So is there any way to *prevent* these bumps from "surfacing" into pimples?
Can I eliminate them while they're still skin colored bumps?
My regimen is as follows:
Just moisturizer/makeup in the morning
Evening: Hydroquinone + Acretin cream (for red marks)
Night: Isotrexin Gel
My cleanser is the Acne-Aid bar soap by Steifel.
I have gotten these "bumps" for over three years, and I am sick of them! Is there any way to prevent them surfacing?
I know what you mean..I get the same kind and when they finally come to surface they still take a couple of weeks to go away..I'm going to the derm tomorrow hopefully he'll prescribe something more effective than the salicilyc acid gel I'm using!
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