Acne treatments effective for adults
Acne is a skin condition that can affect patients at any ages. Babies, teenagers, and even older adults can struggle with this problem. Adults who are tired of dealing with their acne and finding no relief with over-the-counter products are encouraged to work with a dedicated dermatologist to get a definitive diagnosis and find a treatment that is custom-tailored to their unique needs.
What is acne?
Acne is one of the most common skin problems seen in dermatology offices with over 50 million Americans struggling with it at some point in their life. Acne is the development of pimples, cysts, nodules, blackheads and whiteheads that can show up on the skin of the face and body. Most cases of acne stem from blockages of the pores with excess oil and bacteria that may be present on the skin. Some patients have a genetic predisposition for acne, which can make the inflammation and redness harder for some to control on their own. However, with the assistance of a dedicated, trained, and experienced dermatologist at Dermatology Consultants of Short Hills, patients can find a solution to achieve clear, healthy skin!
Treatment options available for adult acne patients
Discussing your acne with a professional is the first step in getting a proper evaluation. A dermatologist can diagnose the type and severity of the acne present, which can then help in designing a treatment plan that works. Patients may find some of the following treatments are encouraged to treat acne:
- Antibiotics
- Special cleansers and toners
- Topical prescription products
- Oral antibiotic medications
- Laser and light therapies
- Accutane
- Chemical peels
- Dapson gels
- Vitamin A supplements
- Retinoid creams
Call Dermatology Consultants of Short Hills
Adult patients who are struggling with acne are encouraged to speak to the providers of Dermatology Consultants of Short Hills to develop an effective treatment plan to eradicate the acne and improve the skin’s texture and tone afterwards. Call the office at (973) 232-6245 to request a consultation appointment and initial evaluation with our doctors. We can then provide a definitive diagnosis and create a treatment plan that works for your unique needs.
