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Here’s how I approach three common acne concerns as a dermatologist. Just remember “best” doesn't always mean best for YOU. The right treatment depends on your acne severity, skin type and individual needs. BODY ACNE: Benzoyl peroxide wash is a great starting point for mild breakouts, helping reduce acne-causing bacteria and inflammation. Topical retinoids go a step further by preventing clogged pores and new breakouts. For severe, persistent, or scarring body acne, isotretinoin can be a game changer, offering the potential for long-term clearance under medical supervision. DARK POST-ACNE MARKS (PIH): Azelaic acid is a great multitasker that helps treat both acne and the pigmentation it leaves behind. Retinoids can further improve discoloration by promoting skin cell turnover, while hydroquinone is one of the most effective options for stubborn dark spots, typically used for limited periods under medical guidance. And don't forget sunscreen! ACNE SCARS: Retinoids may help improve mild texture changes over time, but established indented scars usually need more than skincare. Microneedling stimulates collagen to improve certain shallow scars, while fractional laser resurfacing can deliver more significant improvements for appropriate scar types. Other treatments, like subcision, may be better for certain scars. Dark marks and true acne scars are NOT the same thing. Pigmentation can often improve with skincare, while indented scars usually require in-office procedures. #dermatologist #bodyacne #acnescars
Here’s how I approach three common acne concerns as a dermatologist. Just remember “best” doesn't always mean best for YOU. The right treatment depends on your acne severity, skin type and individual needs. BODY ACNE: Benzoyl peroxide wash is a great starting point for mild breakouts, helping reduce acne-causing bacteria and inflammation. Topical retinoids go a step further by preventing clogged pores and new breakouts. For severe, persistent, or scarring body acne, isotretinoin can be a game changer, offering the potential for long-term clearance under medical supervision. DARK POST-ACNE MARKS (PIH): Azelaic acid is a great multitasker that helps treat both acne and the pigmentation it leaves behind. Retinoids can further improve discoloration by promoting skin cell turnover, while hydroquinone is one of the most effective options for stubborn dark spots, typically used for limited periods under medical guidance. And don't forget sunscreen! ACNE SCARS: Retinoids may help improve mild texture changes over time, but established indented scars usually need more than skincare. Microneedling stimulates collagen to improve certain shallow scars, while fractional laser resurfacing can deliver more significant improvements for appropriate scar types. Other treatments, like subcision, may be better for certain scars. Dark marks and true acne scars are NOT the same thing. Pigmentation can often improve with skincare, while indented scars usually require in-office procedures. #dermatologist #bodyacne #acnescars

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