Medical articles of Acne

Acne occurs when the pores and hair follicles of the skin become blocked due to excess oil, called sebum, and debris buildup, such as dead skin cells. In the skin are bacteria like C. acnes and P. acn...

Patients often ask what results they can expect from dermatological treatment, particularly when they have seen photographs or testimonials online. Understanding how outcomes are achieved helps clarif...

On hand to tell us all about how acne can be most effectively treated is revered consultant dermatologist, Dr Raman Bhutani.

This article outlines how dermatologists diagnose acne, what treatments are available, and when more advanced care may be recommended.

While acne, hair loss and psoriasis may appear unrelated, these skin and scalp conditions can share similar triggers, underlying causes and even overlap in how they affect the body. In this article, ...

Acne is a common skin condition that affects people of all ages, often beginning in adolescence but sometimes continuing into adulthood. It can have a significant impact on confidence and mental well-...

Personalised dermatological care offers an effective and comprehensive way to manage this condition and restore confidence.

Acne is a common skin condition that is characterised by large areas of skin developing irritated pimples and blemishes. Although commonly associated with teenagers and adolescence, acne can affect an...

Acne is one of the most common skin concerns faced by teenagers. It can affect confidence and self-esteem and, if left untreated, may lead to scarring. In this article, a consultant dermatologist outl...

Here to explain how skin resurfacing can aid individuals with regards to treating acne is leading consultant dermatologist, Dr Sajjad Raspar.