Are over-the-counter acne products not cutting it? The good news is that there are highly effective medicines for tougher teen acne cases. According to the American Academy of Dermatology ...

Featured pricing is subject to change. Ah, acne. A nemesis so senior in my life that we’ve basically advanced into a 15-year partnership at this point. As a commerce editor, I’ve had the ...

Over the past decade, I’ve tried everything to clear my stubborn cystic acne. From monthly facials and “clean” skin care products to laser treatments, a dairy- and gluten-free diet and every ...

Most people develop acne-- the most common of all skin conditions -- to some extent, but it primarily affects teenagers as they go through hormonal changes. Acne may be mild (few, occasional ...

Featured pricing is subject to change. Body acne is a particularly cruel joke. It sneaks up on you, shows up uninvited to the beach, and makes you second-guess every tank top choice you want to make.

He expertly treats a wide range of skin, hair and nail concerns in all skin types, including annual skin cancer screenings, eczema, acne, psoriasis, ros... Dr. Kunal Malik is a board-certified ...

Several types of skincare products used to treat acne have been recalled due to a cancer risk. The products, which contain benzoyl peroxide, a common treatment for acne, were tested for elevated ...

It seems like a cruel trick from Mother Nature: At a time when you’re becoming concerned with fine lines and wrinkles on your face, you find yourself dealing with acne breakouts, too.

However, body acne is a common condition for adults, too, said Dr. Caroline Opene, a dermatologist at the University of California, Los Angeles Health. Acne, whether it appears on your face or ...

The are a host of reasons people experience acne. Hormonal changes, new beauty products, and even your environment can cause a flare-up. But did you know that the skin condition can also be caused ...

An expert-approved guide to the most effective products and techniques for dealing with stubborn breakouts at home. Credit...By Jennifer Livingston Supported by By Nia Decaille Why do we get acne ...

Lollie is Newsweek's Beauty and Self Care Reporter based in London, U.K. In her role, she covers a range of topics from across the beauty, wellness and self care industry . She joined Newsweek in ...