Pus-filled acne on the cheeks usually needs proper treatment to control infection and inflammation. You should avoid squeezing the pimples, keep your skin clean, and consult a dermatologist, who may prescribe suitable topical or oral medications to prevent further breakouts and reduce marks.

If you have pus-filled acne on your back, maintaining good hygiene, using doctor-recommended topical or oral treatments, and following a proper skincare routine can help. Consult your dermatologist to choose the safest and most effective therapy.

Minoz OD 100 can interact with multivitamins like Bevon, as minerals in these products may reduce its absorption. To avoid this issue, doctors usually advise taking them at different times and following medical guidance for safe use.

Acne on the back and shoulders can improve with good skin hygiene, regular bathing after sweating, and avoiding tight clothing. Using doctor-recommended medicated soaps or topical treatments can help, and a dermatologist should be consulted for persistent acne.

The dosage of Minoz OD 100 depends on the severity of acne and should be taken exactly as prescribed by your doctor, without self-adjustment. Along with antibiotics, acne is often better controlled with topical treatments, proper skin care, and lifestyle changes, which your dermatologist can guide you on.