What are common treatments for acne?

Some over the counter treatments include cleansers, benzoyl peroxide, and salicylic acid. Prescription medications include antibiotics, vitamin A derivatives, and oral contraceptives. Some dermatologists may prescribe acne medications such as Accutane to treat acne. If you have any questions about Accutane, please see the Accutane section of this web site. Your question will be referred to an attorney near you.Yes. The acne products featured on this site are considered all-natural and do not contain any hormones, harmful chemicals, or steroids. In rare cases, slight dryness or redness may occur with some of the topical solutions.

I have very sensitive skin and am afraid to try new acne treatments. What should I do?

If you have sensitive skin, which many people do, consider purchasing acne products that are specifically designed with sensitive skin in mind. You can also try a new treatment by applying a small amount of the product on a test area of your skin. This works well for everyone and not just those with sensitive skin. Once you are certain the product is not causing an irritation, continue applying it as directed.Some over the counter treatments include cleansers, benzoyl peroxide, and salicylic acid. Prescription medications include antibiotics, vitamin A derivatives, and oral contraceptives. Some dermatologists may prescribe acne medications such as Accutane to treat acne. If you have any questions about Accutane, please see the Accutane section of this web site. Your question will be referred to an attorney near you.Most acne medications are designed primarily to get rid of existing acne.

How do laser acne treatments work?

There are several different lasers that may be used to treat acne, but generally they work in one of two ways: One way is for the laser to heat the sebaceous (oil) glands in your skin (without any effect on the outer layers of your skin) causing the sebaceous gland to shrink in size so that it produces less oil. Some acne is caused by bacteria that are normally on your skin.

Do herbal acne treatments interfere with the effectiveness of birth control pills?

No. None of the ingredients in the acne treatments reviewed on this site interfere with birth control pill effectiveness. No, it is never a good idea to to stray from the manufacturers guidelines on how and when to use their product. Most acne treatment companies have tested and have had thousands of people use their products. They are in the best position to recommend the correct usage schedule.

When will I start to be able to notice results if I start using these acne treatments?

The amount of time before results are seen varies considerably due to a number of factors unique to each person. Although unusual, we've heard of some people getting results within a couple of weeks. For most, it will take 5-7 months before sustained, noticeable results are achieved.Yes. Any reputable acne treatment company will offer a full, money back guarantee for those who have less than desirable results. Furthermore, the top companies such as those featured on this site will make the process very easy. Remember, no acne product works for everyone 100% of the time.Most acne medications are designed primarily to get rid of existing acne. Such treatments normally contain harsh and often harmful ingredients.

Why is laser treatments often more effective than other acne treatments?

Laser treatments have proven successful when other acne treatments have failed. There is no need to take toxic medications. In addition, laser treatments can not only treat acne but also improve the scars caused by acne.If you have acne you are a candidate for laser acne treatments. These treatments represent new technology in the fight against acne. If you've been using any photosensitive drugs (i.e. Accutane?) you may have to wait six months before obtaining laser acne treatments. Scheduling a free consultation with Dr. Chapman should be your first course of action to determine how soon you may begin treatment.