Wednesday, March 25, 2015

Topical Retinoids

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Topical Retinoids

Topical retinoids are one of my fav acne treatments.  Here's why -- they generally work well for most people, they help fade discolorations from the skin, and they're great anti-agers. 

So, this week's newsletter is all about topical retinoids, how they work, and how to use them.

Until next week,

Angela

What Are Topical Retinoids?
Topical retinoids are a group of medications derived from vitamin A.  There are plenty to choose from.  Here are the main acne-fighting retinoid medications.
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Retin-A
Retin-A is probably the most common topical retinoid (that, and it's close cousin Retin-A Micro.)  Is it right for your acne? 
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Differin
Actually, Differin isn't technically a topical retinoid, since it isn't derived from vitamin A.  But it's grouped in this class of medications because it works so similarly.  Which means it works great for most people.
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What To Expect from Topical Retinoid Treatment
Once you start treatment, it's helpful to have a clear expectation of what changes your skin will go through.  That's where this article can help.  Although it's written about topical tretinoin (AKA Retin-A) you can use it for any topical retinoid.
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Wednesday, March 18, 2015

My Acne Won't Go Away!

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My Acne Won't Go Away!

I distinctly remember applying my treatments before bed, only to wake up the next morning to more pimples.  Super frustrating!

Talking to my clients and students, it's clear I'm not the only one who has had that experience.  If you have acne that doesn't want to go away, the articles below are for you.  I hope they help you.

Have a great week,

Angela

 

Why Aren't My Acne Treatments Working?
There's nothing more irritating than diligently using your treatments with seemingly no results.  Here are some reasons why your acne treatments may not be working.
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I Have a Big Pimple That Won't Go Away
Let's also talk about individual pimples.  Sometimes a monster blemish appears and doesn't seem to want to heal.  Here are some steps you can take to slay that beast.
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But Prescription Treatments Didn't Work Either
To really get acne under control, prescription treatments can't be beat.  But I've known plenty of people who are using prescription acne medications still struggling with breakouts.  If that sounds like you, this article can help.
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My Acne Keeps Coming Back!
And what about acne that clears for a while and then comes right back?  I hate to say it, but it may be returning because of one specific thing you're not doing.
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