Ferris suggests going with concealers that contain salicylic acid to keep treating them while covering up any bumps. (And when it comes to washing, opt for a cleanser that isn't oil-based, she says.) The buildup of makeup under your glasses can definitely contribute to acne, so it's important to make sure it's all off-with the help of a makeup remover or micellar water-even before you wash your face, she explains. 'Make sure that youвЂ™re really getting your makeup off,' Dr. Use a makeup remover before cleansing.But if it's possible for you to take breaks from them during the day, taking advantage of that cuts down on the likelihood that they'll cause acne, Dr. Your glasses obviously serve a very important purpose. Take breaks from wearing your glasses if possible.Other options include acne patches you can wear overnight and prescription topical antibiotics. If your acne bumps are primarily confined to one area of your face, such as the bridge of your nose, a spot treatment containing salicylic acid or benzoyl peroxide is the way to go, Dr. Use an over-the-counter spot treatment.Ferris says, especially if you notice it on your cheeks and not just on the bridge of your nose. Using an over-the-counter acne wash with salicylic acid in it at night is an easy way to manage mild acne all over the face, Dr. She suggests getting a basic alcohol wipe and swabbing it over every part that touches your face every night.

'Make sure youвЂ™re cleaning your glasses,' Dr. 'Sometimes getting new bridges put on the nose so you spread the pressure,' she says. If you find that you're having to push your glasses up your nose frequently or they're so thick or heavy that they're causing acne in the cheek area where the lenses touch your face, you should go to your eye doctor or wherever you got your glasses to have them adjusted, Dr. Luckily, once you're sure it's acne, there are specific ways to treat the bumps in those sensitive areas on your face as well as to prevent them from coming back. Acne mechanica is also common among those who play sports or wear restrictive athletic clothing because those clothes can trap sweat and heat, making it even more likely that the pressure from clothing or equipment will cause acne in areas that those garments touch.

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