What helps acne?
* Benzoyl peroxide: This is a common over-the-counter treatment for acne. It kills bacteria that cause acne and helps to reduce inflammation.* Salicylic acid: This is another common over-the-counter treatment for acne. It helps to unclog pores and reduce inflammation.
* Retinoids: These are prescription medications that are used to treat acne. They help to unclog pores and reduce oil production.
* Antibiotics: These are prescription medications that are used to kill bacteria that cause acne.
* Hormonal therapy: This is a treatment option for women who have acne that is related to their hormones.
* Light therapy: This is a treatment option that uses light to kill bacteria and reduce inflammation.
* Chemical peels: This is a treatment option that uses chemicals to remove the top layer of skin and unclog pores.
* Microdermabrasion: This is a treatment option that uses a fine abrasive material to remove the top layer of skin and unclog pores.
* Extraction: This is a treatment option that involves manually removing blackheads and whiteheads.
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