| Cystic Acne Treatments
You have probably tried a number of prescriptive medications and over-the-counter products without success for Cystic Acne Treatments. Most prescriptive medications work by killing propionibacterium acnes (P. acnes) but approximately 30%-40% of today's P. acnes strains are resistant to one or more of the more common antibiotics, making them useless. Over-the-counter products focus on the symptoms of acne. While this may be effective with light to moderate acne, they do not address the underlying chemical dynamics that cause acne to progress to the moderate to severe stages. Acne is a red, irritating skin rash primarily affecting teenagers and young adults. It can, however, occur at all ages. Typical acne appears in the oil-producing areas of the body-namely, the face, chest, and back. Acne can also occur on the neck and upper arms.
Acne can have a short-term, potentially lasting psychological effect. That's why its recommended to take Cystic Acne Treatments. Decreased self-esteem and self-confidence can lead to social withdrawal and even depression. Left untreated, severe acne can lead to disfiguring scarring, which can itself be difficult to treat. Acne vulgarism infections rise to the skin's surface and discharge a large portion of the infection wastes, toxins and tissue debris. This is not the case with cystic acne. The penetration of therapeutic chemicals into the skin becomes a key issue, along with reinforcing the skin's ability to break down all these infection waste materials and transform them into the useable chemicals that will be used in the healing and repair process. If Cystic Acne Treatments is not accomplished, cystic acne will not be controlled.
Propionibacterium acnes (P. acnes) causes acne infections, in conjunction with the other physical conditions that lead to acne. Killing and controlling these bacteria is not as easy as it was a few years ago. Overuse of antibiotics has resulted in new resistant strains of P. acnes and it is estimated 30%-40% of P. acnes today is resistant to one or more of the antibiotics typically used to treat acne. Contrary to popular belief, glycolic acid does not kill P. acnes. Salicylic acid does, as well as triclosan, in the appropriate concentration. Cystic Acne Treatments kills P. acnes but is a probable carcinogen (cancer promoter) and promotes premature aging of the skin.
Most of the people who order from our website have had acne for several years. They have tried numerous prescriptive and O-T-C products without success. With this in mind, Cystic Acne Treatments is highly effective in nearly 80% of acne cases and in many of those cases the acne can be totally controlled, with virtually no visual appearance. We believe the reasons for this success are the knowledge of our product formulators (one is a dermatologist specializing in acne and the other is a biochemist specializing in skin), their dedication to the study of the biochemical processes involved in acne and the development of new and innovative formulas that simultaneously target the multiple chemical processes that cause acne.
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