Complete guide for acne and acne scars in 2021

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Your guide to beating acne and scars Acne can strike at any age but today there are many effective treatments to tackle the problem. We reveals a few of them Mild acne Mild acne is categorised as temporary small clusters or single pimples. It is normally treated with creams and lotions which can be highly effective. Medicated creams/antibiotic lotions: These are only available on prescription. The creams used most commonly are those containing tetracycline, erythromycin or clin-damycin, which help cut down the level of bacteria reduce inflammation. They dry up pustules quickly and, for mild to moderate acne, clindamycin lotion is as effective as oral antibiotics. Benzoyl peroxide: Available over the counter and recommended as a once-a-week facial cream wash. It can dry out the skin so, if using it regularly, you should also use an oil-free moisturiser. Topical vitamin A derivatives: Available as creams, gels and lotions, these are good for clearing up blackheads but often dry the skin....
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