GPs at the frontline of acne treatment show reluctance to prescribe isotretinoin
GPs in primary care are reluctant to prescribe isotretinoin to people with acne. This is according to a new case study out of Iran. A study in BMC Primary Care
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GPs in primary care are reluctant to prescribe isotretinoin to people with acne. This is according to a new case study out of Iran. A study in BMC Primary Care
Isotretinoin is a popular and effective treatment for severe acne, often clearing it completely for long periods. The traditional isotretinoin can cause side effects and difficulties for users. Side Effects
The effect of acne treatment on skin microbiome The skin has many tiny living things like bacteria, fungi, and viruses, all called the skin microbiome. The skin microbiome protects against
Acne scarring is a concern for all people with acne—from those who have mild acne through to severe acne. New research has found that people who undertake maintenance therapy have
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Acne isn’t just skin-deep, especially for teens and young adults. A new study from The Netherlands published by Acta Derm Venereol points out that many teens and young adults with
Recent research has revealed the potential of essential oils in combating acne, shining new light on age old remedies. As published in the medical journal Molecules, essential oils offer a
Acne scars may have found their match in Platelet Rich Plasma coupled with micro-needling or laser therapy. Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) is a non-surgical treatment aimed to repair degenerative tissue
Isotretinoin has been a recent topic of intense discussion due to its perceived risks to mental health, including its association with psychiatric disorders and suicide. A new JAMA Dermatology journal
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
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