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The photos look most consistent with moderate inflammatory acne plus beard folliculitis/ingrown hairs. There are active red bumps and dark marks, with early scarring risk. A dermatologist can confirm and may need prescription treatment, especially because it is widespread on both cheeks and beard area.

Start this simple routine today

Morning

  1. Wash gently with a mild, fragrance-free cleanser.
  2. Apply benzoyl peroxide 2.5% gel in a very thin layer to acne-prone beard/cheek areas, or use a benzoyl-peroxide face wash.
  3. Use a non-comedogenic moisturizer.
  4. Apply SPF 30+ sunscreen daily. This helps dark marks fade.

Night

  1. Gentle cleanser.
  2. Apply adapalene 0.1% gel, pea-sized amount for the whole affected area, not just spots.
    • Use it 2 to 3 nights per week for 2 weeks, then every other night, then nightly if skin tolerates it.
    • Moisturizer after it, or before and after if irritation occurs.

Beard and shaving changes

  • Do not close-shave for now. Use an electric trimmer with a guard and keep hair slightly longer.
  • Do not shave against the direction of hair growth.
  • Avoid beard oils, heavy creams, hair wax touching the face, and picking/squeezing.
  • Clean trimmer/razor after each use. Do not share it.
  • Change pillowcase 2 times/week.

See a dermatologist soon

Book within 1 to 2 weeks, rather than waiting months. You may need prescription options such as a topical antibiotic combined with benzoyl peroxide, oral treatment, or acne-scar prevention treatment. Do not use steroid creams or take antibiotic tablets without medical advice.

Get urgent care if

Painful deep lumps, rapidly spreading redness, fever, facial swelling, lots of pus/crusting, or painful swollen lymph nodes occur.
You should see reduced new pimples in 4 to 6 weeks. Dark marks often take 2 to 6 months to fade. Continue consistently for at least 8 to 12 weeks unless you develop significant burning, swelling, or rash.
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