Acne - enemy of all ages
In this era of modern medicine, acne is a treatable condition and no one should have to suffer the embarrassment and anxiety associated with spots and facial scarring.
To be born a woman is to know - Although they do not talk of it at school -
That we must labour to be beautiful.

- Adam's Curse by W B Yeats
Acne is a problem that not only affects teenagers but can also be a concern well into adult life.
If acne is severe, it can cause people to become depressed which can lead to withdrawing from friends, and performing poorly at school or work.
It is essential that the best means of control is taken as early as possible so that the can be minimised.
There are many approaches to treating acne, depending on the severity of the problem.
A variety of medical level topical treatments can be used successfully to prevent and/or treat spots. Oral medication is available for more serious cases.
And, proper skin cleansing products and procedures are essential to maintain good skin health and tone.
Links:
A deeper look at acne
Acne - article 3
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