Prescription Acne Treatment
Prescription Acne Treatment is usually used for more advanced
cases of acne and can be an expensive process. Most medications
also couple emotional and physical dangers in the form of side
effects; be they critical or slightly annoying in their intensity.
In this portion of the ApprovedCures web site we will focus on
the more commonly prescribed medications on the market today.
ACCUTANE: For many this name is synonymous with
the ultimate in prescribed acne treatment. This is due to hefty
branding and highly
publicized, overly-inflated successes (advertisements). Don't get
us wrong, this does not necessarily mean that Accutane is not a
bonified option for many, however, it does mean that it should
be considered carefully. » Learn
more about Accutane here
 BENZAC AC: Benzac is
a highly effective bactericidal and anti-inflammatory benzoyl
peroxide topical acne medication.
It decreases
the
acne bacteria,
whiteheads and blackheads, and the amount of oil. Concentrations
ranging from 5% to 10% are available as gels,
and washes. Benzoyl peroxide may initially be irritating to the
skin, causing redness, peeling, and dryness. » Learn
more about Benzac AC here
 RETIN-A: RETIN-A, an oil-free topical
acne product is the first prescription medication to use Enhanced
Derm Technologies' unique Microsponge system. This technologically
advanced
system
is designed to minimize the irritation commonly experienced with
the highest strength of RETIN-A (tretinoin). Immediately after
applying, the skin may feel warm or mild stinging or redness may
occur. Some peeling of the skin may occur. These effects should
subside as your skin adjusts to the medication. » Learn
more about Retin-A
ERYTHROMYCIN: Erythromycin
is one of the few acne fighting oral medications thought to be
safe to take during pregnancy or
while breastfeeding. If you are pregnant or taking medication you
should inform your doctor. There are also some common side effects
that patients should be aware of. » Learn
more about Erythromycin
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