I was diagnosed with rosacea, but my skin isn't responding to the rosacea treatments. In fact, it's getting worse. Is it possible that I have both rosacea and acne?
In a word, yes. For some patients, it is possible to have both rosacea and acne. Trying to treat both, however, can aggravate the situation because the two conditions require very different remedies. Most acne medications work by increasing cell turnover and exfoliation. Unfortunately, this can worsen rosacea since the skin is...
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Acne is now the bane of our family. And not for my teenage son whose outbreaks seem to have mostly resolved thanks to a diligent skincare... Read more »
As a long time sufferer of acne I have heard many myths over the years about my skin condition. If you have acne you may be confused by... Read more »
If you suffer from acne, clearing up your complexion may be on your New Year’s resolution list. You may be at a stage where you have... Read more »
I have brought out Oh-Really-Owl for this particular post as our icon of dubiousness. In previous posts I have been talking about how apps... Read more »
Beyond medication There are many effective medications to treat acne, but did you know there are natural, at-home ways to fight acne too? In this slideshow, we look at 8 easy, natural remedies for acne. Many of them are inexpensive, and many...
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