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Acne Medicine, Topical Antimicrobial
By Al Castillo
There are many forms of medicine available in the market today like creams, gels, solutions some of those recently added like foam. I know, hard to believe that foam could be a form of medicine.
Let’s take a look at these, after all what is the best choice for you would depend of the severity of your condition in order to determine the correct medicine. Your dermatologist would be able to select the best choice for your skin.
Creams are best for people with sensitive and dry skin as they provide with moisture in their formula.
Gels might be best for those people with oily skin or anyone living in hot, humid climates as gels usually contains alcohol and causes dry skin condition. But water-based gels might be better for those with dry or sensitive skin.
Solutions are alcohol-based and as gone over earlier it can cause dry skin and even irritating skin at times for some people.
And finally we
have foams which are new to the market. Foams such as VersaFoam ® which is well spreadable and will leave residue.
Now let’s go over Topical Antimicrobial as our next medicine topic.
There are a few kinds of medicine that could be prescribed by your dermatologist.
Azelaic Acid is a prescription used to treat mild to moderate inflammatory and non-inflammatory acne. Its also believe to clear by minimizing P.acnes , reducing inflammation and regulating any abnormal skin cell shredding. This medicine it is also believe to have been effective to handle dark spot developed in people with skin of color.
Another medicine is Benzoyl Peroxide which although it will not reduce inflammation it is used in many over-the-counter medicines as it has the ability to kill P. acnes. You can find out more about this medicine and side effects associated with it use. Plese go to : Medicine
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a chronic disorder of the hair follicles and sebaceous glands. Acne is characterized by black heads, pimple outbreaks, cysts, infected abscesses, and (sometimes) scarring.
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