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Sponsored Content Acne is a common skin condition affecting individuals of all genders, from the teenage years into adulthood. Lots of information exists online about managing acne, and in combination
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
Oral isotretinoin, also known as Oratane or Roaccutane, is a gold-standard treatment for stubborn acne. Despite how effective oral isotretinoin can be in healing difficult-to-treat acne, there are some side
Topical retinoids have been the cornerstone of acne treatment for decades, and recently, these medications have been researched for their usefulness for other inflammatory and pigmentary skin conditions, particularly for
A recent study from El-Komy MHM et al has revealed that low-dose isotretinoin (10-20mg daily) over a short time period can help manage severe seborrheic dermatitis, a common chronic inflammatory
Latest research has discovered a common Type 2 diabetes cream, Metformin, is a safe and effective treatment for adult females with acne—significantly decreasing both inflammatory (papules and nodules) and non-inflammatory
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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