Medesthetics Supplement

ACNE & ROSACEA 2013

MedEsthetics magazines offers business education and in-depth coverage of the latest noninvasive cosmetic procedures for physicians and practice managers working in the medical aesthetics industry.

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Accutane (isotretinoin) is considered the gold standard for reducing lesions in patients with moderate-to-severe acne. Its ability to inhibit sebum production has provided relief to many, but its well-publicized—and serious—side effects have left the public and many physicians wary of using the drug. The good news for dermatologists and skincare specialists is that these concerns have launched a new wave of research that includes devices, topicals and injectables aimed at finding a safe, non-systemic option for sebum control. for Sebum Control By Inga Hansen 4 July/August 2013 | ACNE & ROSACEA The search for a nonsystemic treatment to reduce oil production in the skin has led to a number of promising discoveries. © istockphoto.com Emerging Tools

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