Hello ..sonu..
‘Welcome to HealthcareMagic Forum’.
acne can be due to many factors such as oily skin.. hormonal imbalance and depressions..and stress.. sun exposure, seasonal changes, and climate can precipitate an acne attack.”
only application of creams will not help you will require internal medicines too..
consume lot of water n juices to keep yourself hydrated it helps in removing the toxins..
use a face wash that suits your skin type..
cleaning face with rose water and applying a herbal pack improves the skin and adds a glow to it.. lemon juice acts a natural astringent..
homoepathic medicines will help you in recovering fully..
god bless..

Hi!Idealsonu,
Welcome to HealthcareMagic forum,
You have not mentioned whom you have shown.The best thing is to show to a dermatologist.The latest medicine for your problem is isotretinoin ,but this can only be prescribed by a dermatologist and needs certain blood investigations before taking it.So.talk to your dermatologist about this option.
take care,
Dr.chawda

Dear idealsonu
welcome to healthcaremagic
I suggest you try Ayurvedic herbal medicine for you problem
Ayurveda attacks the root cause of the disease. This is achieved by the intake of a proper nutritive and balanced diet.
Applying jamun (Syzgium cumini) seeds rubbed with water on the pimples will reduce the growth of the pimples.
Squash a properly ripened and soft papaya in water. Massage the whole face with this paste. The paste will begin drying up after about fifteen to twenty minutes. At this juncture, wash the face with clean water and wipe it with a rough towel. Then apply either sesame or coconut oil on the face. Continuation of this procedure for a week will help a lot in removing the pimples and their residual marks from the face.
Rubbing the face with the peel of an orange also shows good results.
One more method of combating pimples is to wash the face with buttermilk at least twice a day.
A paste of lodhra (Symplocos crataegoides), dhania (coriander) and vach (Acorus calamus)
Extract the milk of the sharp thorns of the semal tree (cotton tree, Bombax ceiba).
Take powders of roasted mustard seeds, orange peels and chiraunji (Buchanania latifolia) in equal proportions.
Make a paste of jayphal (nutmeg) and red chandan (red sandalwood).
Prepare a mixture of neembu (lemon), black kasondi (coffee pods or java beans) and extract of the tulsi (basil) and dry it in the sun. It will become more viscous when it is dried. apply
Make a paste of masoor dal (red lentils) with milk, camphor and ghee
Add a spoonful of salt in a bowl of hot water. Apply this with a rough towel on the face as though you are sponging the face.


Along with this there are lot herbal preparation available in the market
contact your nearest ayurvedic physician for details
Thanks