Acne treatment refers to various methods used to manage and reduce the severity of acne, a common skin condition characterized by inflammatory pustules, papules, or comedones on the face, chest, back and sometimes other body areas. Different approaches include topical applications such as benzoyl peroxide, salicylic acid, antibiotics or retinoids, oral medications like isotretinoin, hormonal therapies for women, and lifestyle modifications like maintaining a healthy diet, avoiding harsh skincare products and managing stress levels.
Acne treatment refers to various methods used to manage and reduce the severity of acne, a common skin condition characterized by inflammatory pustules, papules, or comedones on the face, chest, back and sometimes other body areas. Different approaches include topical applications such as benzoyl peroxide, salicylic acid, antibiotics or retinoids, oral medications like isotretinoin, hormonal therapies for women, and lifestyle modifications like maintaining a healthy diet, avoiding harsh skincare products and managing stress levels.
Acne treatment in Canada includes topical medications, oral antibiotics, and hormonal therapies. Some clinics offer laser and light therapy. Costs vary from CAD 30-150 per session.
Universal healthcare covers some acne treatments, but not all. Waiting times for subsidized care can be long.