Antibiotics have assumed major role in the treatment of acne, and many of the questions involve the use of antibiotics. One of the most frequent questions concerns the difficulty in remembering to take antibiotics and perform the other elements of a good acne regimen. Remembering to take pills is difficult, for sure. Try to tie […]
Healing Your Adult Acne
March 25, 2012 By
We all have a routine that we do every morning to get ready for our day. We brush our teeth, fix our hair, and choose our clothes, yet we often neglect the most important accessory we own: our faces. First and foremost, good skin requires consistency. That means washing your face every morning and evening […]
Who Gets Acne?
March 3, 2012 By
The most common age to develop the first signs of acne – often greasy skin and blackheads – is early puberty. This is because the grease glands up to this stage are immature and too small to produce a lot of grease. Think about a child’s smooth skin and how soft a baby’s cheeks are […]
Life Cycle of a Spot
March 3, 2012 By
This is just a short reference of the various stages acne takes into form. Even before a spot appears, things will be happening beneath the surface of the skin. For example, you may feel a slight tenderness, soreness or pain in the area just before the spot appears. The type most likely to take time […]
The War against Acne – A Struggle to Save Face
February 25, 2012 By
This article sees through the eyes of a professional dermatologist who has massive experiences in treating and curing adult acne patients. He brings you some of the best practices imposed by many dermatologists around the world and also some of the short comings of a few of the treatments. Enjoy reading it and get educated! […]
