Best of luck! Edited Novemby MoonlitRiver I've also found Epiduo to be by far the best topical for getting rid of cysts so I'd recommend either of those approaches if you have to wait a month for Roaccutane. Anyway, the only thing that could get it under control for me was antibiotics (I was put on an intensive 2000mg a day course of flucloxacillin for 10 days, followed by a long-term course of lymecycline). I'd had mild/moderate acne for about 8 years but after my finals I suddenly broke out in severe cystic acne, which my GP thinks may have been to do with stress.
On the topic of a sudden cystic acne breakout, this is precisely what happened to me at the beginning of summer.
MASSIVE CYSTIC ACNE POPPING SKIN
He said exactly the same to me about there being no connection between diet and acne and that neither him nor any other dermatologist in the NHS would advise their patients to cut out certain foods with the aim of getting clear skin because there's no point and it doesn't work. I don't pay to see him and there's no benefit to him of trying to sell me products because most prescriptions cost the NHS much more than we pay for them. I live in the UK and see a dermatologist on the NHS ie. If you're so convinced that they have a profiteering agenda, then why seek their opinion in the first place? If your body isn't doing what it should, you seek advice from someone who knows about it best. You wouldn't attempt to fix your car if it broke down, you would take it to a mechanic. Those who have studied and practiced on it for years and years are unsurprisingly more knowledged in it than others. Well, actually, the likelihood is that you don't. I see people on this site constantly espousing the "I know my body better than anyone!" comment. Just know you have someone who is going through a similar thing Hang in there! Edited Novemby emmygirlĬan I just counter the 'never listen to your dermatologist' comment left by WishClean. If you find something that helps you let me know and I'll do the same. He prescribed me Septra/Bactrim and if this works I will let you know because from what I have researched, our type of acne (which they sound similar) is really hard to treat.
MASSIVE CYSTIC ACNE POPPING PLUS
I started using retinA and Clindamycin gel about three weeks ago and had to go back to the doctor today because my face was breaking out so bad from these meds I couldn't take it, plus it is peeling SO bad, even with a good moisturizer. To this day my acne is the absolute worst it has ever been, to be honest it's all over my face, red and painful. My doctor also said there is NO real correlation to diet and acne but I have been eating very healthy, doing juice cleanses and lots of new supplements like Vitamin D3, multivitamins, Echinacea you name it. I am noticing it starting to spread to the sides of my cheeks as well. In August I moved to a new state and started a graduate program as well as new job but in September started breaking out then in October and up until now has become very severe! I have cysts and huge whiteheads all over my chin, lower cheeks, and forehead. I am 26 and have had mild to moderate acne since I was 15 but very mild most of the times. But if anyone has any contradictory knowledge on this I'd still be open and interested to hear it). (I should probably mention that I generally eat healthily, and have been told by my dermatologist that diet has absolutely NO impact on acne, particularly not the various types which have sadly invaded my face.
If anyone has any helpful advice, or suggestions of products that are proven to calm down SEVERE, harsh acne and scarring, then absolutely anything would be really greatly appreciated! Could they be hormonal or stress-related? Is that common for this type of acne? I'll, hopefully, be starting on Roaccutane in about a month - unfortunately need to have blood tests before beginning it as I'm a girl - but in the meantime I would really like to ease some of the pain (both physical and emotional) that these cysts are causing me! My face has never looked or felt as bad as it does now. The two combined with the use of Dermol lotion (as prescribed by my dermatologist) were working in my favour for some time, but in the last couple of weeks and, more severely, in the last 5 days, I have had this really sudden, painful cystic outbreak. I started a new course of Erythromycin in August, alongside Isotrexin gel as topical treatment.
Oxytetracycline, lymecycline, doxycycline. I've been suffering from acne for 4-5 years now (I'm almost 22, female) and have already been put on courses of the following antibiotics: This is really a plead for any kind of advice whatsoever, on how I can treat my sudden cystic outbreak, which is currently affecting my:įorehead, side of head, between eye brows, cheeks, chin, jawline and neck, below the ear.
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