"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Turns out, your face isn’t the only place where blemishes can develop. Pesky pimples can also pop up on ...

NYC dermatologist Dr. Charles Puza is sharing three ways to get rid of back acne, also known as "bacne" -- eliminate bacteria, use a benzoyl peroxide wash, and change workout clothes often. He’s got ...

Acne happens — and not just on your face. Blemishes can pop up almost anywhere on your body. One of the more common spots? Your back. “Just like facial acne, it can manifest in various forms, such as ...

Acne can be a drag, especially when it sets up shop in hard-to-reach places, like on your back. But by learning what causes back acne and getting to the bottom of what might be triggering your ...

He’s got your back. Around 50 million Americans suffer from acne, according to the Cleveland Clinic. Athletes who wear sweaty gym clothes are especially susceptible to unsightly back blemishes, ...

Many think acne occurs only on your face; well, you are wrong because it can affect any part of your body that has oil-secreting glands or hair follicles. Back acne is considered a moderately severe ...

To prevent body acne, Dr. Camp recommends showering after exercise and other sweaty activities to help prevent the buildup of oil, grime, and residue. “Use a medicated cleanser in the shower to clear ...

Back acne is frustrating. It’s stubborn, hard to reach and even its shortened name (bacne) is unappealing. Whether it be whiteheads, blackheads or pustules (red bumps) on the back, treating the area ...

Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships so we may receive compensation for some links to products and services. Many of Us have to deal with breakouts with varying levels of severity. But what about the ...

Pimples aren’t just for teens. You can still get acne well into your 30s, 40s, and beyond. In fact, 15% of adult women have acne. Just like when you were younger, causes include hormones, stress, and ...