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Médicaments en vente libre
(OTC)

Minor acne

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Teenage acne: clear skin for back to school

For treating mild acne, choose over-the-counter formulas containing benzoyl peroxide (2.5–5%) or salicylic acid (0.5–2%). These molecules gently exfoliate, ...

Acne: take control!

Can acne be treated? If you suffer from mild acne, there are several cleansers and treatments that can help eliminate the problem. Most over-the-counter ...

How to identify and treat acne

Mild acne: Localized blackheads and/or whiteheads with a few pimples or papules (e.g. on the forehead, nose or cheeks).³. Moderate acne: Widespread blackheads ...

Acne: how to treat it effectively

Acne is an inflammation of the skin caused by an overproduction of sebum, which clogs pores and encourages bacterial proliferation.

Acne Treatment and Prescription

Find out the common symptoms, causes and treatments for mild acne and learn how a Pharmacist can help.

Minor skin problem

Minor skin problem ... Do you have a skin problem such as itching, redness, or pimples that could be related to eczema, acne, or an allergic reaction?

What can you do about acne scars?

For mild scarring, a dermatologist may recommend a skin resurfacing treatment, like a chemical peel or microdermabrasion . In laser resurfacing , a ...

Understanding anti-acne ingredients

Benzoyl peroxide is an antibacterial and anti-inflammatory ingredient often found in creams and gels used to treat mild to moderate acne. It kills the bacteria ...

The skin, its problems... Think about your pharmacist!

minor acne (without nodules or pustules); mouth ulcers; atopic dermatitis (eczema); diaper rash; herpes labialis (cold sores); vaginal yeast infection. In order ...