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If they aren't too serious, you can use products containing Benzoyl Peroxide. Neuetrogena and Clean & Clear have them.

I assume you are talking about scars that are indented. I had those too and they are barely noticeable after over a year's use of Silkia camellia oil and Epidermx microdermabrasion cream. My scars were pretty deep, about 2mm, 5of them on my forehead. I had some enlarged pores on my temple area...

Try Differin Gel and BHA products such as Neutrogena's 3 in 1 Hydrating Acne Treatment.

Alpha Hydrox 12% AHA Souffle.

Retin-A would be very good for this problem.

You can mix it with yogurt too if your skin is dry.

I like the Aqua glycolic cleanser. It helps keep my skin clear. I agree with lovepink that salicylic acid (BHA) is a good thing. It cleans and exfoliates the skin from underneath. It's oil soluble and can dissovle gunks/dirts trapped inside pores.

For acne, try the Neutrogena Oil-Free Acne Stress Control 3-in-1 kit. For red marks, Alpha Hydrox 12% AHA Souffle works well for me. For pitted scars, I think I'm one of the lucky ones that didn't have to use laser or fraxel to get rid of them. I had a few 2mm deep scars and they were fillled...

I think vitamin B6, zinc and evening primrose oil supplements help.

It's possible. Many got worse breakouts before getting better.

Flexseed oil and vit B help oily skin, don't know about salmon oil.

Neutrogena has a pretty good back acne wash. Check it out.

Olay or Eucerin.

Treat it with Retin A if you have it, or use Benzoyl Peroxide. A good one is the Clean & Clear Persa-Gel 10 which has 10% BP.

You can use it if you only have a few bumps here and there. I had those when I first started and it cleared them up. I think microdermabrasion is not recommended only if your acne is very severe. If you don't have any pitted scars, you can use the microderm cream alone. Otherwise get the...

Use a product containing Benzoyl Peroxide. Some good ones are Neutrogena On-the-Spot Acne Treatment and Clean & Clear Persa-gel 10.

Use a moisturizer every morning and night. There are many cream like or lotion like moisturizers in drugstores. But if your skin is really dry, using a facial oil is better, such as jojoba oil or camellia oil. I've used both oils and prefer camellia, because it's more moisturizing than jojoba...

I didn't see any effects until about 5 or 6 months into it. Several other merabers here also said the same thing. It takes time to show effects but once it shows after 5 or 6 months, you'll see improvements every month. I would say it effects different people differently just like all things...

It depenRAB on what kind of peel you are going to do. If it's a light peel such as a low % glycolic or lactic acid peel, I think one month wait is OK. But if it's a strong peel like TCA, definitely wait a couple of months.

Yeah I love it also. But I usually put in on after the zits come down, when there are scabs and the Neosporin would facilitate the healing and minimize pitting.