It?s common for acne to leave behind dark marks (post-acne pigmentation) even after pimples heal, but these can be gradually lightened with proper care; use sunscreen daily (very important), and at night apply mild creams to reduce spots and improve skin tone. Avoid picking pimples, use a gentle face wash, and keep skin moisturized, and if they are stubborn, a dermatologist can suggest stronger treatments like peels or laser.

To get rid of pimples, keep a simple, consistent routine: wash your face twice daily with a gentle cleanser, avoid touching or squeezing pimples, and use a light oil-free moisturiser. Drink plenty of water, reduce oily and junk foods, keep your pillowcases clean, and use sunscreen daily; with regular care, pimples usually start improving within a few weeks.

If you have many black pimples (often blackheads or acne), focus on regular care to clear pores and control oil. Wash your face twice daily with a gentle cleanser, avoid squeezing, and use a leave-on treatment to unclog pores and a night gel with Adapalene to prevent new pimples. Use a light oil-free moisturizer and apply sunscreen daily to avoid marks. With consistent use, you should see improvement in a few weeks.

It sounds like you have severe Acne vulgaris with deep or cystic pimples, which can look like chickenpox and leave marks, and since creams like Retino-A and Clear Gel haven?t helped, you likely need stronger, doctor-supervised treatment. Because this type of acne can cause permanent scars, it?s important to consult a skin specialist soon for the right treatment plan.

You can treat pimples at home with simple care, wash your face twice daily with a mild cleanser, avoid touching or squeezing pimples. You can use natural soothing options like aloe vera gel to reduce redness, keep your skin moisturized with a light oil-free cream, drink plenty of water, and avoid oily/junk foods; with regular routine, pimples usually improve in a few days to weeks.

Frequent pimples on the face are usually due to excess oil, clogged pores, and hormonal changes. Keep your face clean by washing it gently twice a day with a mild cleanser, and avoid touching or squeezing pimples as this can worsen them and leave marks. Choose light, non-oily skin products and keep your hair and pillow covers clean to reduce skin dirt, and try to manage stress and get proper sleep, as these can affect your skin. Eating balanced meals and limiting very oily or sugary foods may also help control breakouts. If pimples keep increasing, become painful, or leave marks, consult a doctor for the right treatment.