Topical Treatment (Creams)

Acne occurs on the face, neck, chest, back, shoulders and sometimes on the upper arms. It is like pimples or deep lumps. All aged people are affected by it but most of the case the common face for acne is the teenagers. It is easily identifiable from the presence of the spot. The affect of acne is not life threatening condition but it can make a people upset for his face. Sometimes the acne get severe and it can create permanent scarring. Scars are like spot. But sometimes the spot cannot be called scars. When it will create a permanent change then the spot will be called scars. The spots are sometimes invisible and can be visible after some days and can create discomfiture.

The most commonly used topical acne treatments include benzoyl peroxide, retinoids, topical acne antibiotics, azelaic acid, and combination topical products. Benzoyl peroxide has been used for acne skin care for over 30 years and is now available in a product that combines it with antibiotics.

This topical acne treatment option is a vitamin A derivative and is used for acne and sun-damaged skin. How do I use this medication? You should apply this tretinoin cream...

This is a designer Retinoid, and its molecular make-up is similar to that of vitamin A. How do I use this acne medication? Apply to the whole area that is affected by acne.

Tazarotene (Tazorac®) is a designer retinoid and its molecular make-up is similar to that of vitamin A. It was used initially to treat psoriasis, and has now been found to be...

Combination therapy can offer a strategy for preventing resistance to the antibiotic. Its synergistic effect can prevent more resistant bacteria, as well as other susceptible acne causing bacteria, from growing during treatment. Often when a combination topical product is used, less antibiotic is needed to prevent the growth of resistant bacteria compared to the amount needed when the antibiotic is used alone.