First you need to find out if it’s hormonal or bacterial acne.
One of the telltale signs of a hormonal breakout is its location on the face. If you’re noticing inflamed cysts around your lower face—especially your chin and jawline area—you can bet your bottom dollar that it’s probably hormonal acne.
Increasing consumption of vitamin A, D, zinc, and vitamin E can help fight acne and lead to clearer skin.
Wash your face in the morning and again in the evening.
Apply no more than a pea-size amount of any acne product. Applying too much can dry out your skin and increase irritation.
Wear sunscreen every day.
Use only noncomedogenic products to reduce your risk of clogged pores.
And you may need to make an appointment with a Dermatologist to get prescription medication

Making sure you face is squeaky clean and your pillows are too and hair and if your looking for a facial product maybe use a facial cleanser

I’d speak with a doctor or pharmacist. It can be very frustrating and difficult to treat but keep trying.

I would have tried every anti acne product on the market. I had a course of roaccutane at 18 and again at 44. Nearly 6 years later and the worst of it had gone

A GP can assist you with controlling acne. There are various medications that can assist with controlling severe acne. Your local chemist can also assist with over the counter support and products.