Acner.org: Acne treatment

Acne and its side effects go more than skin deep. Treatments for acne may also cause some side effects, depending on severity of the acne in teens or adults. Acne is defined by the Mayo Clinic as a blemish or pimple that is most often caused by hormo...

Blemishes and acne can occur to people of all ages and skin types, and are most commonly treated with over-the-counter acne creams and lotions. Usually, these creams and lotions contain benzoyl peroxide or other harsh chemicals that clear skin but al...

Overview Acne can appear anywhere on your skin, including the chest, neck, face and back. When the back area breaks out in pimples, it can be difficult to reach and treat them. This can be remedied by using a back-scratcher to apply cleansers, acne...

If you suffer from acne, you have probably already spent money on at least one over-the-counter (OTC) product for your skin. Many people with acne try multiple OTC products before they find something that works for them. If that sounds like you, take...

Overview Acne is one of many blemishes that mark or create a visual flaw on smooth, healthy skin. Any flaw on the face plays a role in self-esteem and interaction with others. Diagnosis and treatment depend on the cause of the blemish. Seek medical...

Overview Acne causes blemishes on the skin. These blemishes can occur anywhere on the face or body where there are hair follicles or pores. When the natural oil produced by the hair follicles moistens dead skin cells, the hair follicle may become p...

Overview There is no single cure for acne blemishes. Acne can be caused by several factors, including hormonal changes, stress, poor diet, or genetics, so each individual's skin will respond to different treatments. Regardless of the cause of acne,...