
Can What We Eat Really Affect Acne? Exploring the Gut-Skin Connection
Acne is one of the most common skin concerns worldwide, affecting teens, young adults, and even people well into their 30s and 40s. While we’ve long known that acne is
Acne is one of the most common skin concerns worldwide, affecting teens, young adults, and even people well into their 30s and 40s. While we’ve long known that acne is
TikTok has become more than just an entertainment app—it’s where millions of young people go to learn about their skin, find acne tips, and share their personal journeys. With over
For many people, the acne journey doesn’t end when breakouts stop. Scarring, oiliness, and relapses can linger, often for years. But a newer treatment is gaining attention, both for reducing
Imagine taking a quick photo of your face and instantly getting an accurate assessment of your acne severity, with no appointment needed. Well, you may not need to image for
If you’ve been through a full course of isotretinoin (also known by brand names like Roaccutane) only to see your acne return months later, you’re not alone. While it’s one
If you’ve struggled with acne that just won’t improve even after antibiotics, there could be a solution on the way – bacteriophage therapy. This groundbreaking new approach could offer
Acne can be incredibly challenging for people when there is a change in their skin’s appearance. This is especially true for people with hyperpigmentation and visible blood vessels under the
Acne is a common skin condition that can affect people of all ages. It is caused by a combination of factors. Generally, pimples appear when the skin pores become blocked
Acne is recognised as a chronic skin condition, affecting millions of people. Acne appears when skin pores become blocked from the excess sebum produced by sebaceous glands, giving your skin
When it comes treating acne, there are a wide range of topical options available to help manage this skin condition.5,6 However, skin irritation is a known side effect of some treatments and can be the main reason for stopping their use.5,7,8
Got acne-prone skin? You’re not alone; acne affects 85 percent of 12-14 year olds, and up to 64 percent of adults globally. Having little spots that appear on your complexion is totally normal – most people experience this at some point of their lives – and luckily, a lot of the time, it can be managed with the right products.
We have a range of quality, evidence-based information to help you understand more about acne and how it affects you. Is there something specific you’re looking for?
Find out why acne outbreaks happen and how to help prevent them.
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Worried about acne scars? Find out what you need to know.
Having acne can have a big impact on your self-esteem.
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