Acne Treatment
Acne is a common skin condition which affects most people at some point. Over 80% of people between the ages of 11 and 30 will be affected by acne. Acne causes spots as a result of oily skin, dead skin cells and bacteria, clogging up pores.
ACNE TREATMENT
Yes, retinoids such as Differin can help to pump the skin with collagen, helping to remove acne scars.
Yes, the contraceptive pill can also help to regulate hormones, preventing acne.
Yes, topical acne treatments are often used in conjunction with oral antibiotics, to manage severe acne.
Keep the area clean. Topical acne treatments can be used to clear acne. If you are prone to back acne, retinoids such as Differin and Epiduo can be used long term to prevent outbreaks.
Topical benzoyl peroxide can be used during pregnancy. You cannot use retinoids or antibiotics.
Antifungals can help to get rid of acne cause by fungal infections.
Science is limited in this area, and there is no concrete evidence to support claims that tea tree oil can treat acne.
The same applies.