I have seen a lot of people have success with their dermatologist acne treatments that's why I wanted to hear your thoughts on safe, cheap acne treatments. Some people are afraid to try natural remedies because they don't know what side effects they might have, but if you have acne, I think it's worth a shot. What are your thoughts? Have you tried any natural treatments that helped you? On the other hand, what are the best acne treatments and products recommended by dermatologists? I think it's great to explore natural alternatives for treating acne, as long as you make sure to do your re ..read more

I'm positive your acne flare-up IS pollen related. Your skin is obviously very sensitive to allergens. Having pollen get into the skin is painful and very itchy. I would certainly take steps to stop pollen getting onto your skin. Using clean pillows and avoiding contact with grass will both help heal your skin. Statistics: Posted by MissCandyGirl — Wed May 10, 2023 8:59 am ..read more

The right products will soothe and heal skin. But everybody's skin is different: what works for one person won't work for another. I'd certainly give that product a try, however: it does sound effective. Statistics: Posted by MissCandyGirl — Wed May 10, 2023 8:56 am ..read more

I was hesitant to try yet another acne treatment, but DermalMD Acne Treatment Serum has exceeded my expectations. It's gentle on my sensitive skin, yet still effective at clearing up breakouts. Statistics: Posted by lotasca2050 — Sun May 07, 2023 8:54 am ..read more

When I was a teenager, I used to suffer from acne quite badly. It went away by the time I reached 30, and for the past eight years I’ve been pretty much acne free. However, I noticed last year in March that my acne started to return. It lasted for about 8 weeks and then it went away. I wasn’t sure of the reason so I just left it alone. This year in March my acne started to flared up once again. It can’t be a coincidence that years in a row, my acne has flared up in the same month. I’ve been thinking about why this is happening during the months of March/April and the only thing that I can thin ..read more

After taking Accutane in 2018 (5 months at 30mg a day), my skin cleared up and stayed clear for about 2 years. My acne did return, but this time around, it was more manageable. Instead of going on Accutane again, my dermatologist opted for a Rx strength topical regimen, which my skin reacted poorly to. My skin became very dry, which caused more acne than before starting the topical regimen. I tried a number of cleansers and skin care routines that all promised to work miracles. Here’s the regimen that finally worked - I really love LRP as it's super gentle! AM: CeraVe Acne Foaming Cream Clea ..read more

Hello, lately my acne is really bad again and I want to change some of the products I‘m using. I really want to avoid comedogenic ingridients and things that are bad for your skin like drying alcohols or perfume. But I don‘t get What’s comedogenic and what‘s not (sometimes different websites tell you different things and I‘m so confused). If someone is familiar with this stuff, I‘d be really glad if you could help me out with the following ingredients that are in the products I want to use. SPF: Aqua (Water), Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate, Diethylamino Hydroxybenzoyl Hexyl Benzoate, Ethylhexyl ..read more

Hi, my name is John and I am 21 years old. For some reason over the past year my acne has come back worse than ever. I feel like I have tried everything with 0 success. I have seen a dermatologist but they provided no help and were clearly just after my money. I have tried Proactiv, Proactiv+, Benzoyl peroxide cleansers, salicylic acid, prescription grade adapalene, supplements such as zinc, probiotics, vitamins, cod liver oil, and pretty much every cleanser in existence. I have also tried every other remedy such as drinking heaps of water, changing my pillow case everyday, drinking apple cid ..read more

I have seen a lot of people have success with their dermatologist acne treatments that's why I wanted to hear your thoughts on safe, cheap acne treatments. Some people are afraid to try natural remedies because they don't know what side effects they might have, but if you have acne, I think it's worth a shot. What are your thoughts? Have you tried any natural treatments that helped you? On the other hand, what are the best acne treatments and products recommended by dermatologists? I think it's great to explore natural alternatives for treating acne, as long as you make sure to do your rese ..read more

When women begin entering menopause, estrogen, the female hormones, decrease while androgen increases. This increase in androgens can lead to acne and other problems. However, there are other lifestyle factors that can play a role in acne risk. Statistics: Posted by advhccenter — Mon Feb 13, 2023 7:53 am ..read more