Acne

Exploring Microtoxin for the Management of Acne

Dr Lisa Dinley discusses the clinical rationale, mechanisms of action and practical application of microtoxin therapy in the management of acne Acne vulgaris (AV) is a multifactorial, chronic inflammatory condition of the pilosebaceous unit, driven by sebaceous hyperactivity, follicular hyperkeratinisation, …

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CPD: Unveiling the Connection Between Menopause and Acne

Dr Hazel Parkinson discusses the effects of menopause on acne and procedural options for menopausal patients Acne is often perceived as a concern primarily of adolescence, but it is increasingly recognised as a condition that affects adult women, particularly during …

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Treating Facial Dermatoses 

Dr Nicole Chiang provides an overview of the most common facial dermatoses and the optimal treatments for each There are many types of facial dermatoses (facial skin diseases), but each present very differently and are suitable for different aesthetic treatments.1 …

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Special Feature: Managing Scars

Three practitioners provide insight into treatment approaches for injury and acne-based scarring Scars can have a profound impact on a person’s confidence and self-esteem.1 A 2018 study into the psychology of scars found that those with scars are more prone …

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Case Study: Treating Acne with Devices

Independent nurse prescriber Sarah Gaughan provides a case of adult acne and how she treated the condition using laser Acne vulgaris is one of the most common skin conditions in the UK, with 95% of adolescents experiencing acne, and increasingly …

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