Articles Tagged with Isotretinoin

Acne Remedies

Updated, practical guidance on managing acne: gentle skincare, proven topical and medical treatments, realistic expectations, and cautious use of natural remedies.

Best Acne Treatment

Adapt your cosmetics and skincare when treating acne: use oil-free, non-comedogenic products, expect early irritation with retinoids, limit antibiotics to reduce resistance, consider newer topical options, and consult dermatology for scar treatments and safety monitoring.

Acne Cure

Practical, up-to-date overview of acne causes, prevention, and evidence-based treatments - from gentle skincare and dietary factors to topical medicines, hormonal options and procedures.

Laser Treatment Acne

Laser and light therapies can reduce inflammatory acne and sebum, offering a non-drug option for many patients. They require multiple sessions, have short recovery time, and are not a guaranteed cure for severe acne.

Acne Scarring

Acne scars form when inflammation from clogged hair follicles damages skin structure. Types include atrophic (ice-pick, boxcar, rolling) and raised scars (hypertrophic, keloid). Early treatment and avoiding picking reduce risk; dermatologic procedures can improve existing scars.

Acne Medicines

Updated overview of acne treatments: topical and oral medicines, procedural scar treatments, and lifestyle measures including when to seek a dermatologist.

Acne Treatment

Clear, practical guidance on modern acne treatment: who treats it, goals of care, topical and oral options (including adapalene and isotretinoin), procedural choices for scars, timelines, and when to see a dermatologist.

Acne Care

A modern guide to acne: causes (sebum, blocked follicles, Cutibacterium acnes), basic care, OTC and prescription treatments, and when to consult a dermatologist.

How To Get Rid Of Acne

Practical, up-to-date guidance on what causes acne and how to treat it with topical options, daily-care tips, and when to see a clinician.

Cystic Acne Cures

Cystic acne is a deep, inflamed acne that requires consistent, evidence-based care: gentle daily skin care, topical retinoids and benzoyl peroxide, and specialist options including hormonal therapy or isotretinoin for severe cases. Avoid picking cysts and consult a dermatologist early to prevent scarring.