Retinoids (Tretinoin, Adapalene, Tazarotene, Trifarotene) Can Irritate the Skin, Especially in the First Few Weeks, Which Might Make Sunburns Worse
Are Some Worse Than Others?
Trichloroacetic Acid Reduces Scars by Promoting the Production of Collagen (and May Help Acne by Exfoliating the Skin)
Isotretinoin Does Not Always Achieve a Long-term Result, and 14.6 – 52% of Patients Relapse
There Is No Scientific Evidence That Over-the-counter Milk of Magnesia Products Would Help
Studies Show That About Half of the People Who Have Acne as Teenagers Will Outgrow It by Their 20s
Tazarotene May Produce Slightly Better Results, But Adapalene May Be Best When Side Effects Are Taken into Consideration
Some Medications May Be Safe, but It Is Important to Ask Your Doctor
Adult Females Tend to Develop Acne on Their Entire U-zone, Which Includes the Chin, Cheeks, and Jaw
Acne Is Likely Caused by Multiple Factors, Including Hormones, Inflammation, Evolutionary Biology, Medications, Stress, Vitamin Deficiency, and Diet, Amongst Others