stronger solutions, these can be taken either in tablet form (oral) or applied to the skin (topical).

Topical treatments include azalaic acid, topical retinoids (that contain vitamin A) and antibiotic lotions, such treatments need to be taken for sustained periods of time, usually no less than three months.
Oral treatments include antibiotics such as tetracycline, however these do not counter the blockage of pores and are usually prescribed with benzoyl peroxide.
Women are sometimes prescribed hormonal treatment, a pill called Dianette has been found to be effective by cutting down the amount of androgens in the body.
An oral retinoid named isotretinoin is prescribed in severe cases, it works by drying up the skin and blocking the pores but has side effects including aches pains and headaches, due to its strength it can only be prescribed by hospital specialists.

In most cases acne is an unavoidable condition but there are preventative measures to avoid clogged pores:
When treating acne it is important to get the right treatment for you, the successful treatment of acne is largely dependant on the individual's body makeup and the severity of the case; as with most medical treatments, there can be side effects to treatment and they can take time to be effective. Other treatments to combat acne include homeopathic treatments; herbs such as chamomile, lavender and juniper can reduce the toxicity of the skin and are a popular alternative to medicines; in extreme cases new methods such as laser treatment can be implemented.
(published with permission in writing from:http://www.beautyguild.com/)




Infosquare the most complete source of information! Help to complete infoblog and promote your own website. Do you have interesting information? Become infoblog partner and discover the advantages!