The makers of the Zeno Hot Spot ($40 for 80 uses) and the rechargeable No!No!Skin ($180) claim these devices will reduce or ...

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When I first notice a pimple on my face, my instinct is to pick and peel at my skin until the pimple pops or crusts over (a habit that often leaves some acne scars behind). Over the years, I’ve ...

You may develop menopausal acne as you go through the menopause transition. Breakouts may be due to hormone fluctuations or other causes. You can, however, treat menopausal acne with medication and ...

Healing acne takes time, so when it comes to finding the right treatment options, it should come as no surprise there aren’t too many quick fixes. But when it comes to spot treatments, there’s one ...

If your dog will jump in the nearest river, pond or lake given half a chance, don’t use spot-on treatments for fleas and ticks, say researchers. A study has shown that when dogs are immersed in water, ...

Stem cells help improve acne scars by stimulating collagen and reducing inflammation. Bone marrow and fat-derived stem cells have shown promising results in small studies. Exosomes, the signaling ...

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It’s 2025, and if you’re still reaching for toothpaste or Sudocrem to clear your breakouts, it’s time for an upgrade. While pimples and acne are completely normal (and something we all experience), I ...

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Popular skin care brand L’Oreal is pulling one of its acne products due to concerns about a cancer-causing chemical potentially present in it. L’Oreal is recalling its Effaclar Duo Acne Spot Treatment ...