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Therapeutic Acne
Acne is one of the major skin concerns that affect both adolescents and adults. To truly treat acne, we must understand some of the factors that may contribute to the development of acne. 1. Increase in production of sebum- Sebum is a cricitcal factor in the development of the disease of acne. During our adolescent years, our androgen hormone contributes to the excess oil production. 2. Bacteria- Propionibacterium acnes, commonly known as P-Acnes bacteria, produces toxic substances that attack the follicle and eventually incite the follicle to rupture. 3. Surface dead skin cells- Accumulation of dead skin cells on the epidermis blocks the follicle and lines the follicle, then the cells begin to stick together and form a kernel of dead skin cells. This is known as microcomedone. This is the start of what is commonly known as blackheads or comedones.
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Peter Thomas Roth - Aha/Bha Acne Clearing Gel
Oil-free, fragrance free maximum strength acne medication with glycolic acid 10% and salicylic acid 2% for normal, oily, combination or problem skin types.
Learn MorePeter Thomas Roth - Beta Hydroxy Acid 2% Acne Wash
Oil-free, fragrance-free, alcohol-free, dye-free with salicylic acid 2% medicated cleanser for the treatment of acne and clogged pores and for gentle exfoliating.
Learn MorePeter Thomas Roth - Acne Spot and Area Treatment
Max strength, non-drying, vanishing, sulfur 5% acne treatment with glycolic acid 4%, trikenol 1%, aloe vera, allantoin, botanical extracts vitamins C & E and pro vitamin B5.
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