Acner.org: Acne treatment

Overview Acne is often linked to a man's teenage years. It's that time in life where your hormones are in an almost constant state of flux, causing pimples and whiteheads to crop up along the skin. Logically, you'd think that after puberty has come...

Overview According to the American Academy of Dermatology, acne is the most common skin condition. Acne can occur at any age and it affects about 40 to 50 million Americans. Though more women than men either have acne, or just tend to report it mor...

Overview When it comes to advertisements for products that address problem acne, teenagers and women are often the focus of the ads. This may leave many men with acne problems curious about where to turn for an acne treatment that will work for the...

It can be frustrating to grow out of your teenage years and still have acne, but this is a common problem. Acne.org notes that adult acne affects 25 percent of all men at some point in their lives, with one third of that group experiencing acne on th...

It is a misconception that acne is solely a condition of adolescence. Although it's true that severe acne past the age of 45 is very rare, mild to moderate acne can either continue past the adolescent years (called persistent acne), or can appear sud...

Overview Acne is a concern for both genders and is typically associated with adolescence--especially those awkward teen years--but it can occur at any stage in your life. The American Academy of Dermatology states that acne can affect grown men eve...

Overview Acne, which commonly appears on the face, neck, shoulders, back and chest, can develop when oil glands in the skin secrete excess sebum, causing the hair follicles to clog and become inflamed. Acne is a common skin disease that affects abo...

The University of Chicago Medical Center website reports that chronic acne frequently accompanies the rise in male sex hormones that occurs during puberty in both boys and girls. These hormones cause the sebaceous glands to increase oil production, w...

Overview The AskMen website explains that there is no difference between the acne found on the face and that which occurs on the body. Pimples can develop anywhere a pore exists--and only the palms of the hands and the soles of the feet have no por...