Acne Treatment-Sensitive Skin

Having acne is hard enough; having acne and sensitive skin may be even harder. Burning, stinging, redness, peeling, and overall irritation are just par for the course for those with acne and sensitive skin.
But you can treat your acne, and get good results. You just have to pay attention to what your skin is telling you.
Stay Away From Harsh Scrubs and Exfoliants You may be tempted to scrub away at the skin, trying to banish blackheads and breakouts. Don't!
Harsh scrubs can easily irritate your sensitive skin, causing redness and burning. Treat your skin gently.
Slowly Introduce New Products and Acne Treatments Until you know how your skin reacts, introduce any new skincare product slowly and carefully. You may even want to test a bit on your inner arm to check for a reaction before trying it out on your face.
Along the same line, you'll want to start using your acne treatments slowly as well. Sure, you're in a hurry to clear up your skin. But acne treatment products, even over-the-counter ones, can cause dryness and irritation in a hurry too.
Get Help From a Dermatologist
Treating acne is difficult enough. Trying to treat acne when you have sensitive skin can be even tougher because acne treatment products themselves tend to cause irritation.
Instead of trying to treat acne on your own, you'll probably do best seeing a dermatologist. Your doctor can prescribe acne medications (if needed), suggest OTC treatments and skincare products, and help devise a treatment plan that will work for your acne and your sensitive skin.
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