Treating Your Acne

Acne can at times lend itself to many myths surrounding its care, one of the most common is that you should just allow acne to run its course. But there is treatment available, you can learn more by reaching out to your local dermatologist Dr. Sonya Campbell of Dermatology Associates in Tipton, Batesville, and Indianapolis, IN.

Treatment

When exploring acne treatments, even with those provided by your doctor, it's important to remember that it's a relatively slow process, so beware of any over-the-counter product that promises overnight results.

Your doctor can recommend several treatment options, but these are typically personalized to meet your individual needs. Treatment often depends on the severity of your condition and can include both topical and oral medication.

Considerations

It can take some time to pinpoint the correct medication that will best improve your symptoms.

Your dermatologist may also help directly treat acne symptoms by performing extractions and drainage whenever necessary. They may also recommend treatments to help reduce the appearance of acne scars and improve the overall appearance of your skin.

Prevention

It's not possible to completely prevent acne, especially during hormonal changes, one of the most common causes of breakouts. But there is still a lot you can do to reduce your risk of acne symptoms like washing your face daily, using facial cleanser, using oil-free moisturizer, keeping your hands away from your face, and removing makeup at the end of the day.

Certain foods can indeed increase your risk of symptoms, although there is no direct connection between something like chocolate and acne, a diet high in sugar can contribute to the condition.

Acne Treatment in Tipton, Batesville, and Indianapolis, IN

If you're interested in acne treatment and live in or near the areas of Tipton, Batesville, and Indianapolis, IN, you can schedule a consultation with Dr. Campbell of Dermatology Associates by dialing (317) 257-1484.

Acne can at times lend itself to many myths surrounding its care, one of the most common is that you should just allow acne to run its course. But there is treatment available, you can learn more by reaching out to your local dermatologist Dr. Sonya Campbell of Dermatology Associates in Tipton, Batesville, and Indianapolis, IN.

Treatment

When exploring acne treatments, even with those provided by your doctor, it's important to remember that it's a relatively slow process, so beware of any over-the-counter product that promises overnight results.

Your doctor can recommend several treatment options, but these are typically personalized to meet your individual needs. Treatment often depends on the severity of your condition and can include both topical and oral medication.

Considerations

It can take some time to pinpoint the correct medication that will best improve your symptoms.

Your dermatologist may also help directly treat acne symptoms by performing extractions and drainage whenever necessary. They may also recommend treatments to help reduce the appearance of acne scars and improve the overall appearance of your skin.

Prevention

It's not possible to completely prevent acne, especially during hormonal changes, one of the most common causes of breakouts. But there is still a lot you can do to reduce your risk of acne symptoms like washing your face daily, using facial cleanser, using oil-free moisturizer, keeping your hands away from your face, and removing makeup at the end of the day.

Certain foods can indeed increase your risk of symptoms, although there is no direct connection between something like chocolate and acne, a diet high in sugar can contribute to the condition.

Acne Treatment in Tipton, Batesville, and Indianapolis, IN

If you're interested in acne treatment and live in or near the areas of Tipton, Batesville, and Indianapolis, IN, you can schedule a consultation with Dr. Campbell of Dermatology Associates by dialing (317) 257-1484.

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