See a dermatologist to find out your options. You don’t have to try everything he suggests. Try what you are comfortable with. There are several different topical and pills you can take and use.
In the mean time, don’t hold your phone to your face (are you getting zits where your phone touches your face? Cheeks and chin?) try not to touch your face, or lean on your hand. Clean your cell phone regularly, they are full of germs. You touch it, then touch your face, etc. Although, acne problems were around before cell phones were invented.
If you are a girl change your foundation and blush and clean the brushes you use to apply them. Be careful not to get bacteria from your face back into the make-up products. Never share your make-up. with anyone. My sister has no proof of her theory, but nobody in my family had significant acne except her roommate when she was 14, 15 and 16 had a bad case if it. She would wear my sister’s clothes without permission, and her make up and other, among other things that she did. My sister had already been menstruating for a while before she moved, so it doesn’t make sense to us that it was just hormones, although that does seem to play a part for a lot of people. I do think high levels of certain hormones cause acne. Testosterone especially. If you are very athletic, or do anything specifically to increase muscle mass that could be making your acne worse.
I’m going to agree with @Judi that many of us dry-skinned, lucky to never have dealt with bad acne people, have more wrinkles than our oily friends. At a very young age I had many more wrinkles. I think most if it is because I’m very pale and easily burn in the sun, but I also think being dry works against me too.
When I feel myself starting to get a zit I just but some alcohol on it. I make sure the area is still moisturized, because alcohol is very drying. It prevents the zit from coming 80% of the time. But, I rarely get pimples, so I don’t have to worry that alcohol is very harsh on the skin, and my pimples are not all over my face. Mine are almost always phone related, or from my husband touching my face. He does get acne, much more than me.