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Yeh go to a derm and ask if Retin-A, Retin-A-Micro or Tazorac is suitable for you. I think they are better than ProActiv.

Apply Neosporin or Polysporin.

I think they are bad only if you eat too much. Carrots are rich in vitamin A and if you take in too much your skin may turn yellowish. Eat moderately and they will be great for the skin.

Exfoliator or at-home microdermabrasion cream.

I've been using it for some time now. It's one of my HGs - the other is Epidermx microdermabrasion. My indented acne scars are filled out because of these two stuff. I can't imagine what else (inexpensively) I could have done to get rid of the scars. I wouldn't say it helps acne, but it heals...

Try something with a high percentage of AHA. I like Alpha Hydrox 12% AHA Souffle but I use it for red marks and blemishes, don't know if it helps those bumps. But I believe a good AHA product is the way to go.

Aspirin mask will help whiteheaRAB and minor blackheaRAB. Get some aspirin tablets. Mesh 4 to 5 and mix in a few drops of water. Put the paste over your face for about 15 minutes and rinse.

Milk of Magnesia and witch hazel would help a little.

You should tough it through. It will most likely subside very soon and there will be no problem and your skin will be all good. It's the same for jojoba oil. Lots of people have an initial breakout but if they stick it out they won't regret it. Take a few days break and try again.

It took a little over a year to remove my 2mm-deep pits. I don't consider it expensive. I've tried Neutrogena's and Loreal's home kits and they simply couldn't compare.

Aside from aspirin mask, you can also use Milk of Magnesia which works great to reduce oiliness.

My regimen is very simple. I've grown out of acne now (knock on wood) and only have occasional breakouts at that time of the month. I only need to maintain my skin to keep it look good. This is what I do: AM: 1. Purpose gentle cleanser 2. Silkia camellia oil as a moisturizer 3. Neutrogena Ultra...

If it works for deep scars it will surely work for shallow scars. My scars were about 2mm deep and they are hardly noticeable after a year's use. If your scars are less deep than mine I bet they will go away sooner.

I user Laura Mercier's Secret Camouflage concealer. I have also used a couple of drugstore concealers and have never had any problems with itchiness.

Acne in that area is often related to hormones. You could take flax seed oil or evening primrose oil supplements, B5 and zinc. Use BP and aspirin mask to spot treat.

You mean Epidermx? It's against the rules of this board to post the link. I use it and it's one of the products that saved my skin.

Look into Clearasil or Clean & Clear.

Try Milk of Magnesia and/or aspirin mask.

Use a good BHA product - also known as salicylic acid. Clearasil and Clean & Clear have it. Clay mask and aspirin mask also helps.

Alpha Hydrox 12% AHA Souffle worked well for my red marks.