What is the best treatment for acne?

There is no best treatment for acne. It is recommended to consult a dermatologist who will examine your acne condition and recommend the best acne treatment for you.

How does a dermatologist treat acne?

The dermatologist will examine your skin condition and recommend an acne removal method that is appropriate for you. It could be one of the following options: • An antibiotic medicine course. • Hormone-based birth control pills for women who suffer from acne as a result of hormonal imbalance. • In many cases, Isotretinoin, a Vitamin A derivative, can help to treat acne. • Acne can be treated with a medical procedure such as a chemical peel or injections.

What foods are bad for acne?

High-fat proteins, greasy foods, excess sugar intake, certain dairy products, high-glycemic foods and beverages, and alcohol are bad for acne and should be avoided to get clearer skin.

What foods help to clear up your skin?

A healthy diet can help you achieve clear skin. Some of these foods include yellow and orange fruits and vegetables, spinach, turkey, fatty fish, avocado, blueberries, walnut, sunflower seeds, sweet potatoes, and soy or dark chocolate.

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ACNE TREATMENT SINGAPORE

Acne Treatment

If you or someone you love are experiencing acne and do not know what to do, we can help. At Little Cross Family Clinic, we provide affordable acne treatment in Singapore, allowing you to receive fast and professional treatment as soon as possible. We understand that having acne can have a significant impact on your life, with some people losing confidence. However, acne is nothing to worry about and for many people, is something that they will experience whilst growing up.

What are the causes of acne?

Whilst acne has a wide range of different causes, it is commonly linked to changes in the hormone levels in your body, commonly be experienced during puberty. However, it can start at any age. It is caused by the grease producing glands in your body, which are next to hair follicles in the skin which produces larger amounts of oil.

This increases the activity from harmless skin bacterium, causing them to become more aggressive which results in inflammation and pus that is usually associated with acne. In addition to this, the hormones also thicken the inner lining of the hair follicle, which results in the blocking of your pores which cannot be treated by cleaning the skin.

Additional causes

Acne is known to be genetic. If one of your parents had acne or both, it is more likely that you will develop acne whilst growing up.

Significant hormonal changes, such as those that occur during puberty, pregnancy or the menstrual cycle can cause acne to develop in women.

Although commonly believe, there is no evidence that diet, poor hygiene or sexual activity play any role in the development of acne.

No matter your cause, our team of professionals can provide you with the treatment that you need to treat your acne. We believe that you should not let your acne control you. Instead, we can provide you with a wide range of different treatments to help you recover, all of which can be specially tailored to your unique circumstances.

Who is most affected by ache?

Acne is very common in teenagers and younger adults. Statistics suggest that around 95% of people between the ages of 11 to 30 are affected by acne to some extent. In particular, between the ages of 14 to 17 girls are more likely to develop acne, whilst boys between the ages of 16 to 19 are also prone.

In general, these symptoms will last for several years before any symptoms start to improve and often cannot be treated completely. During the mid 20’s most people begin to reduce and completely remove their symptoms.

Increasingly common, acne can continue into adult life. Statistics suggest that up to 50 % of women may be affected by acne at some point in their lives. Whilst there is no cure for acne, there are a number of ways to deal with the symptoms. Individual symptoms can be treated to some extent, using a number of creams designed to combat them.

We understand that each person is unique in their own way, and this is the case when it comes to acne. Acne impacts the individual differently with each case, with some being of greater severity than others. As a result, we tailor our treatment to the needs of our patient. We take each case into account on an individual basis, providing you with the best treatment for the symptoms that you are displaying. No matter the circumstances you find yourself in or the severity of your symptoms, we can provide you with the symptoms that you need to have a fast and healthy recovery.