Senetek's Positive Results From Trial In Acne Rosacea Patients
Senetek PLC announced positive study results from a clinical trial of Pyratine-6 in patients with acne rosacea.
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Portrait Plasma Receives Clearance From FDA To Treat Acne Scars
Rhytec has received FDA clearance to market a new indication for treating acne scars.
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How the drug isotretinoin treats acne
How the most potent drug available for the treatment of acne, 13-cis retinoic acid, also known as isotretinoin, combats acne and its mechanisms.
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Plastic Surgeon Offers Treatment Hope To Acne Patients
A Miami facial plastic surgeon is giving hope to patients suffering from disfiguring acne scarring with new laser technology.
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Acne Treatment: Two Different Peels Both Effective
Chemical peels using either alpha-hydroxy acid or beta-hydroxy acid are both highly effective in treating mild to moderately severe facial acne.
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Obagi's Solubilized Benzoyl Peroxide Reduces Moderately Severe Acne
Obagi Medical announced the results of four studies of the CLENZIderm M.D. Acne Therapeutic Systems' two proprietary 3-step acne treatments.
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Isolaz Can Reduce Acne Up To 90 Percent
Researchers conducted a global multi-center study using Isolaz to treat patients suffering from various degrees of acne, ranging from mild and moderate inflammatory acne to severe nodular and cystic acne.
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Steiner Ranch Dermatology Offers Breakthrough Acne Laser Treatment
Steiner Ranch Dermatology announced the addition of Isolaz, a revolutionary light-based treatment for eliminating acne, removing unwanted hair and rejuvenating aging and sun-damaged skin.
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DermTech, Stiefel To Study Genes Involved In Acne
DermTech, Stiefel Laboratories will work together using DermTech's patented EGIR technology and proprietary gene expression assays to identify and further understand the genes involved in causing acne.
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Isolagen Modifies Ongoing Clinical Program For Acne Scars
FDA has provided follow-up on the Phase III program investigating Isolagen's Therapy for the treatment of moderate to severe acne scars.
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Investigating Isolagen Therapy For Treatment Of Acne Scars
Isolagen initiates a Phase III clinical program to investigate Isolagen Therapy for the treatment of moderate to severe acne scars.
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Aesthera's Breakthrough Painless Isolaz Therapy For Acne
Aesthera Corporation's Isolaz painless acne therapy has been featured in the September issue of Vogue.
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Spot on treatment for acne
A previously unknown side effect of an unnamed drug currently on the marketplace could be useful for treating acne
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Popular Acne Drug Leads To Depression-Related Behavior
A drug Accutane, commonly used to treat severe acne can lead to depression-related behavior in mice
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Link Between Acne Treatment and Depression
Severe acne treatment drug can lead to depressive behaviour.
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Acne Medication Associated With Abnormal Blood Test Results
Among patients taking the acne medication isoretinoin elevated cholesterol levels and liver enzyme levels appear to be more common than previously thought.
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10 Natural Ways of Acne Treatment
Natural acne treatment is possible and whether you are a teenager or an adult suffering from acne, you don't have to live with it.
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Laser Is A New Effective Treatment for Severe Acne
New laser technology may become one of the safest means for severe acne treatment.
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Back-to-School Stress Can Trigger Acne Problems
Today, dermatologists have an arsenal of effective acne treatments including topical creams such as Retin A to help unclog oil ducts.
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Topical Therapies Alone May Maintain Positive Effects of Acne Treatment
Patients who were first treated with an oral antibiotic and topical gel for acne were often able to maintain their clearer skin by using topical agents alone.
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What's New in the Treatment of Acne?
While there is no cure for acne, new treatments are targeting the cause of acne and helping patients keep their skin healthy and clear.
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Use of Antibiotics for Acne May Increase Risk of Common Infectious Illness
Those treated with antibiotics for acne for more than six weeks were twice as likely to develop an upper respiratory tract infection within one year compared to those with acne not treated with antibiotics.
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The Stubborn Truth About Acne
New survey and studies debunk the myths and misconceptions about Acne: a common skin condition.
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Back To School Stress Can Trigger Acne Problems
Stress can be a catalyst for acne breakouts because it stimulates hormones, which in turn causes some skin glands to pump out more oil.
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Common Treatment for Acne May Cause the Appearance of Discolored Gums
Minocycline, a commonly prescribed antibiotic in the treatment of acne, can cause the teeth and bone to discolor.
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7 Ways To Conquer Acne
Acne affects males and females worldwide, regardless of nationality. The most effective methods to combat acne include a combination of prevention and better skincare. Here are some of the ways you can use to prevent and treat acne.
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All About Acne: Symptoms and Types
Acne is a chronic disorder of the hair follicles and sebaceous glands. Some of the characteristics of acne include black heads, pimples, cysts, infected abscesses, and rarely scarring. Acne usually occurs during adolescence in both men and women.
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Easing Acne Angst
85 percent of all teens have some type of acne. Yet acne is a very treatable disorder. It's essential that teens with acne be given an appropriate treatment regimen.
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Create Your Own Effective Acne Treatment
Free fatty acids can irritate the skin and provoke acne eruptions.
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What is The Real Cause Of Acne
Most acne medications only mask the symptoms of acne and do nothing to stop the real cause of acne. This is why acne sufferers buy acne products month after month
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ACNE - Basic Understanding
Acne is the bane of existence for nearly 17 million people who suffer from some form of acne. Acne is not only embarrassing but also causes psychosocial effects.
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Acne: Common Skin Condition
What is the best treatment for Acne? Over the counter medications, such as Clearasil, may be helpful for mild Acne.
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Discovery May Lead to More Effective Acne Treatments
Scientists have long known that the bacterium Propionibacterium acnes (P. acnes) plays a leading role in the development of acne
vulgaris, the scourge afflicting some 80% of teenagers and many adults as well. Scientists have long believed that acne results when pores become plugged by bits of dead, flaking skin and sebum
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