The acne treatment industry generates over a billion dollars a year in revenue, but acne is still an epidemic and not curable.
The problem is far too many acne sufferers are either not addressing their acne at all or are using the wrong products and/or too many products, which will exacerbate the issue. Despite widespread belief, acne can affect anyone?regardless of their age, race, sex and social status.
Acne is a very common skin condition and affects 50 million Americans alone?in terms of prevalence it beat out other skin conditions such as Rosacea, Eczema and Psoriasis.
The good news is it can be treated if the proper skin care regimen is applied and the wrong skin care habits are avoided. One acne treatment may work wonders for one person, but may not work for another. Skin care is not ?one size fits all? and one would have to determine which treatment is best for their condition.
Credit: Mario Badescu Skin Care
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Do you guys know of a product that actually works? I have tried many and I can’t seem to get rid of mine!
Hi Michelle,
We are currently testing acne products and our reviews will be available very soon, please keep checking back.
Acne is a horrid thing to deal with especially the school stages of growing up!
Acne is tough to deal with young or old. Everyone that has it needs help.
Thanks ihealthmarket for all of the great tips.
Thank you so much for the great advice.
At one point in my life I had the worst acne I’ve ever seen. I was call pizza face, bumps, and many more.
I had genetic acne and but now me and my children are acne free forever!
Max!
acne is no joke especially if you have very bad acne, it truly interferes with your social life period
Acne taunted me for most of my life, Now 28 I am still getting some but only a little bit, the best course of action I took was to wash my face with cold water after a shower or a bath, then dab my face dry! Trust me it works!!