According to a recent study, isotretinoin use by acne patients during adolescence is not associated with a reduced height in adulthood.
Concomitant topical insulin and microneedling may increase effectiveness of treatment in acne patients
According to a recent study, adjunct topical insulin alongside microneedling decreases the rate of poor improvement scores in acne vulgaris patients.
Researchers develop dissolved bubble microneedle patch for acne vulgaris
Researchers have developed a dissolved bubble microneedle patch that simultaneously delivers hydrophilic and hydrophobic medications directly into the skin of acne vulgaris patients.
Probiotics not significantly effective in managing acne vulgaris
According to a recent study, probiotics as adjunctive therapy for acne vulgaris do not result in a statistically significant improvement in disease severity.
Acne, hyperpigmentation linked to decreased self-esteem, anxiety in international students
According to a recent study, international students with acne and hyperpigmentation had decreased self-esteem, higher anxiety, and perceived impairment in academic success.
Oral nutraceutical may improve skin health, acne in adult women
According to a recent study, a novel oral nutraceutical may improve skin health and mild-to-moderate acne in women.
Acne patients trust dermatologists despite high prevalence of social media skinfluencers
According to a recent study, acne patients trust dermatologists more than influencers despite most patients using social media as a main source for acne information.
Parallel-beam ultrasound effective for Asian facial acne scars
According to a recent study, a high-intensity, high-frequency, non-focused ultrasound parallel beams device was efficacious and safe in the treatment of facial acne scars in Asian patients.
Study shows Ialuxid gel successful in treating mild-to-moderate acne
According to a recent study, a gel consisting of a combination of hyaluronic acid, hydrogen peroxide, and glycine is effective in treating mild-to-moderate acne vulgaris.
Dermocosmetics as adjunctive therapy improves skin sensitivity, QoL in acne patients
According to a recent study, using dermocosmetics as adjunctive therapy improved skin sensitivity and reduced acne severity significantly in patients using retinoids.
