Most of us have experienced acne. For some it is merely an occasional nuisance while others find it to be a seriously embarrassing and frustrating issue that seems to defy all logical treatment. And for a few with really bad acne, it can leave emotional scars that are more than just skin deep…
You may not be able to control whether or not you break out, but you can take steps to prevent it. Put away that concealer, and say hello to clear skin! Acne is caused by many things, including genetic factors and hormones. Stress has also been determined to play a big part in breakouts, says [...]
Lumixyl is a non-toxic, non-irritating, synthetic peptide technology that is clinically shown to significantly improve the appearance of unwanted discoloration, age spots, sun spots and uneven skin tone. Developed by dermatological researchers at Stanford University, Lumixyl’s ground-breaking…
Watch this cute girl discuss her battle with acne and see her live recording of her treatment with an Isolaze laser. Hard to believe the before and after…
Questions Asked and Answered: How often should you visit a dermatologist; what are common acne myths; does the food you eat make a difference for your skin? does Isolaze reduce acne scars; does Isolaze help body acne; how long do results last?
In a study of 300 women, the L’Oreal Institute for Ethnic Hair and Skin Research revealed that ACNE is the MOST COMMON PROBLEM, as well as the biggest skin concern cited amongst all four major ethnicities. Vichy NORMADERM Anti-Imperfection Hydrating Care is clinically proven to effectively address acne-related skin conditions. Over-the-counter products and home remedies are the top two most-used approaches to treat ACNE…
To treat acne both internally and topically, drink plenty of water, maintain and healthy diet, do a deep purification mask and exfoliation twice a week and keep the skin clean. Treat acne on a daily basis, cleansing both the inside and outside of the body, with helpful information from a clinical aesthetician in this free video on skin care.
One of the most common misconceptions in skin care is that acne is a condition that only teenagers get. In my practice, the vast majority of my patients with acne are adults. Women are often so frustrated and often say “I am too old to get acne!!!” . Well the truth is that approximately 50% of adult women have acne. I tell this statistic to all of my patients and they are always surprised to hear it…
Lauric acid is currently being researched as an interesting new treatment for acne. Lauric acid is found in high concentrations in breast milk, and works by killing the bacteria that are involved in acne. A researcher at the Univeristy of California in San Diego has developed a novel way to deliver lauric acid deep into the pores where the acne-causing bacteria, Propionibacterium acnes, lives. The lauric acid is attached to small gold nanoparticles…
Dr Murad’s Clean Scene is a new teen-focused line of antioxidant-rich and paraben-free skin basics to get skin on the right track before major breakouts occur. It’s not filled with skin-drying ingredients (although it is meant to chase acne away), it’s a first step into a more grownup skin care routine. I like Begging For Balance, an oil-free moisturizer for all skin types that doesn’t …
There has been a greater occurrence of adult acne in females today versus in the past. In this episode of DermTV, Dr. Schultz discusses why females are more prone to adult acne breakouts today.
Whether you lament about breakouts and acne scars, curse crows feet and marionette lines, or worry about sunburns and melanoma (take this quiz to see if that suspect mole might be cancer ), we’re here to quell your skin fears. How? We’re bringing Dr. Ronald Moy to you (well, not literally, but
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