Getting to the Root of the Problem of Mild Acne
If you've noticed any symptoms of acne, the first step is to set up an appointment with your doctor or derm atologist. There are a varie...Read More
A Guide to Treating Mild Acne
The first signs of mild acne could be the appearance of a few red bumps around your mouth or chin. Perhaps you're going through a stress...Read More
Treating Severe Inflammatory or Cystic Acne
When acne does not respond to the standard one-two punch of topical retinoids and oral antibiotics, patients have two other choices: the dr...Read More
Treating ‘Hormonal’ Acne
Many cases of inflammatory acne are " hormonal" in nature -- that is, they occur in teenage girls and women, and are aggravated b...Read More
Treating Mild to Moderate Comedonal and Inflammatory Acne
Most cases of mild comedonal acne occur in teenagers and young adults, and these can usually be treated with traditional topical creams and ...Read More
Selecting the Right Acne Treatment for You
Years ago, teenagers with acne were told to cut out the potato chips and given a tube of Clearasil. Today, we know far more about the reaso...Read More
Moderate and Severe Adult Acne Blemishes
Moderate adult acne is more common than severe acne, but both severities can cause significant problems for adults. Acne blemishes that are...Read More
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