Treatment for Acne in Phoenix, AZ and serving Arizona residents
Acne can manifest in many forms. We'll help you identify the type of acne you're experiencing and provide the most effective treatment specific for your unique condition.
Treatment for Body
and Hormonal Acne
Mild to Moderately Severe Acne
- Mild acne refers to the presence of a few occasional blemishes, white heads, or blackheads.
- Moderately severe acne involves a greater number of widespread inflamed pimples, papules, and pustules which causes more noticeable skin changes and discomfort.
Hormonal
- This type of acne occurs due to hormonal imbalances, often leading to breakouts primarily around the jawline, chin, and neck. It is more common in teenagers and women, with symptoms worsening during menstrual cycles.
Body
- Body acne, also known as ‘bacne’ or chest acne, refers to breakouts that occur on areas of the body other than the face, such as the back, chest, shoulders, or upper arms.
Fungal
- Also known as Pityrosporum folliculitis, a type of acne caused by a yeast overgrowth on the skin. It usually presents as small, itchy, uniform bumps that resemble acne, and is often triggered by factors such as heat, humidity, or excessive sweating.
Azelaic Acid
- A multitasking exfoliant that helps unclog pores, smooth texture, and brighten skin.
Clindamycin 1%
- An antibiotic that fights acne-contributing bacteria and soothes inflammation.
Niacinamide
- A form of vitamin B3 that soothes inflammation, fades dark spots, and protects against free radicals.
Spironolactone
- A milder alternative to oral spironolactone that helps regulate hormonal acne, reduce sebum production, and combat inflammation.
Tretinoin
- A form of vitamin B3 that soothes inflammation, fades dark spots, and protects against free radicals.
Doxycycline
- Reduces acne-causing bacteria on your skin and alleviates redness and swelling.
Spironolactone
- Helps with hormonal acne by decreasing excess sebum production and pore size.