An expert panel provides recommendations to support comprehensive, personalized, long-term treatment strategy that address all presentations of acne and its current and potential future burden.
For this year’s Acne Awareness Month, Savina Aneja, MD, talks with us about what she’s currently seeing in her practice–with treatment that now ranges from traditional to high tech.
The misuse of azithromycin in the treatment of acne is reviewed.
Hormones in adult woman with acne were analyzed to establish a diagnostic cut-off value of anti-mullerian hormone for polycystic ovarian syndrome.
The use of probiotics as an adjunct therapy may help in the management of acne vulgaris.
Screening for depression may be an opportunity for dermatologists to improve care for their patients with acne.
A study reveals the potential role of topical ketoconazole monotherapy as a viable acne treatment without concern for antibiotic resistance.
Patients and providers agreed that Skindex instruments are important complements to patient global assessments for determining disease burden and severity in clinical practice.
Fire needle therapy can be used as a primary treatment, as an alternative to pharmaceuticals, or combined with pharmaceuticals.
Using higher concentrations of 5-aminolevulinic acid (ALA) gel with photodynamic therapy is more effective in reducing inflammatory lesions than lower concentrations.
