Short answer: Back acne can develop when follicles become clogged and inflamed, with sweat, heat, friction, tight clothing, equipment, or product residue acting as contributing factors for some people. However, not every bump on the back is acne. Small, very uniform, itchy bumps can also fit a form of folliculitis or another skin condition. Start…
Short answer: Depressed acne scars form when inflammation damages the skin and the healing process does not restore enough supporting collagen. Treatment depends on scar type, depth, number, skin tone, active acne, previous procedures, and the person’s goals. Rolling, boxcar, and ice-pick scars can require different approaches, and some people need a staged or combined…
Short answer: Inflammatory acne develops when a clogged follicle becomes inflamed. It may appear as a red or swollen bump, a tender pimple, a pustule, or a deeper lump. The right next step depends on the lesion’s depth, number, location, recurrence, and the person’s skin history. Avoid squeezing or picking, especially when the spot is…
Lip filler may be considered for hydration, definition or a more balanced lip shape that still suits the individual face. It does not have to mean a dramatic increase in volume. Some people want softer-looking lips, some want a clearer border, and others ask about a subtle cupid’s-bow shape. The starting point is the natural…
What is comedonal acne? Learn the difference between closed and open comedones, what can cause clogged pores and when to seek an assessment.
Learn the difference between red acne marks, dark marks and acne scars, and how to choose a suitable skin-care approach.
What is Glass Skin? Learn what smooth, hydrated glow means, how the skin barrier matters and how to choose an approach.
What causes a raised bump without a visible head? Learn about possible acne types, careful self-care and when to seek a medical assessment.
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