They have a very good & effective Body Cleansing Wash I would highly recommend to you! Their products are backed by a money-back guarantee and you can be advised by their knowledgeable Customer Service team. What have you got to lose?

By the way, I AM NOT employed by either company!

They do have a very good and effective Body Cleasing Wash I would highly recommend to you. (A while ago I asked for their Gentle version, as I have sensitive skin to boot and can find too much of products can be a bit too drying. Don’t know if they still make.)

They have a money-back guarantee, so what have you got to lose?

By the way, NO I don’t work for either company!

Let me say: hospitals are notorious for ongoing staph infections, and do not discount that your laying on a pillow (however clean & laundered) may have further added to your problem! It was probably NOT anything to do with YOUR hygiene – it is a very real problem, as the staph keeps mutating and is so hard to get rid of!

I would advise you to consider the following:
1) The Paul Mitchell shampoo may be too irritating – the tea tree is good, but the peppermint combined may be the culprit. The recommendations above, about using a mild shampoo more often or trying one for dandruff containing tar is a good choice. Also, try looking on the labels of shampoos and see which have the least preservatives and additives – and shop for an good organic one! Ever since I did, I notice quite a difference!
2) Seek out not only a good dermatologist, but also a very good cosmetologist and/or esthetician trained and experienced in medical extractions. This is very important! If you get the acne safely treated and then follow a recommended regimen supervised by a physician or trained and licensed professional, you’ll be amazed at the results!
3) I agree – Accutane is the LAST resort! SO many side effect and dangers!
4) See a licensed Nutritionist/Dietician and consider making dietary changes – you may actually be sensitive or even allergic to certain things and foods and not even know! Alternately, adding some things, even supplements to your diet, can cleanse your body of too many leftover toxins (from your many meds), yeasts, and internal digestive issues (not too aggressively, though! And mind your good bacteria!) But this should be done under the supervision and recommendation of a Nutritionist/Dietician or appropriate physician AFTER going for an Allergy Test to see what could be going on.

Finally, having problems with acne most all my life (since about age 5 1/2, believe it or not, and I’m 42 now, and still have it to a degree) I found I once went on medication for it and had such a bad breakout! I marched into the endocrinologist’s office and demanded he look at my body, and look up the side efects in his books. He at first refused – then having read it in front of me, sheepishly admitted acne was one of the MAIN side effects!

Remember, sometimes LESS is more – try to wean yourself off of taking too many things all at once with the supervision of your physician, and also don’t go about attacking your problem too aggressively by doin too many things at once, easy does it.

Try the topical Tea Tree Oil, available in health food stores.
You may also try Mario Badescu’s Drying Lotion. Apply either with a clean cotton swab – never re-dip in solution! Use other end or new swab – at night before bed. The stuff really works! http://www.mariobadescu.com

Best of luck to you!