Articles from Dr Fox related to acne condition including preventative measures and acne treatments.
Along with cold temperatures and wardrobe changes, winter brings its own set of skincare challenges. And if you have a skin condition like acne or rosacea you are probably keenly aware of how the cold winds and indoor heating can exacerbate them.
Before redness, chapped skin or further breakouts set in, why not overhaul your skincare routine for winter? With a few simple changes you can beat the discomfort and ensure the weather doesn’t wreak havoc on your skin. Read in full
What’s going on beneath your skin? Acne is a common skin condition that causes oily skin, spots, burning, irritation and pain. It arises when pores become blocked, and secretions, or sebum, build up in the skin. Different symptoms and types of spots may require different treatment, and it can be good to know which category your acne falls into.
Acne may affect the face, back and chest, though chest acne is less common. These are the six different types of spots acne can cause: Read in full
Even those who once prided themselves on their clear, smooth skin can find themselves struggling with adult acne – and the condition is on the rise. According to a recent article by The Telegraph, a study of private dermatology clinics found a 200% increase in adult patients seeking acne treatment.
There are a number of reasons why acne can flare up later in life, often related to fluctuating hormones and changes in skincare products, but stress and poor diet have been pinpointed as principal causes. Read in full
Acne is a troubling skin condition affecting up to 25% or people at some time in their lives. It can cause physical discomfort and mental anguish.
Whilst there is a lot of information available about acne, much of it is based on misconceptions; from old wives’ tales to simple misinformation. Some notions are simply wrong, others can be harmful. We all want clear skin, so let’s set the record straight and bust some of the most common myths about acne! Read in full
