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Doctor insights on: Best Acne Product On The Market

Caffeine: Depends. Usually coffee.

Neutrogena men: They have a whole line of products made just for men's facial skincare, and it's quite affordable. ...Read more

None: There is no single best product for acne. Most over the counter products (cleansers, creams, etc.) contain benzoyl peroxide. For everything else you'll need a prescription. If your acne does not improve with over the counter medications, see a dermatologist for proper evaluation and treatment. ...Read more

Depends: On individual skin type and condition, see pmd. ...Read more

Pangea Organics: Australian wild plum & willow cleanser is organic, vegan, cruelty-free, gluten-free and fairtrade. The high antioxidant content found in these products supports collagen retention, helps stimulate micro-circulation, gently purifies, brightens skin tone and helps prevent discoloration and moisture loss. http://www.pangeaorganics.com/buffalo. ...Read more

Otc options: There are two primary otc products...Those with salicylic acid or benzoyl peroxide...Both are good starts to treat acne. ...Read more

Crest: Crest.

Vitamin A: Vitamin a (retinoids) are the mainstay for stimulating new collagen growth. Vitamin c is necessary for collagen production. Vitamin e is a powerful antioxidant to repair and prevent damage from sun and pollution. Other products are available, but these are the ones proven to work. Look for high quality a, c and e. ...Read more

Benzoyl peroxide: A good start is benzoyl peroxide.

Accutane: However this requires close medical follow up and supervision. ...Read more

Any BP gel or lotion: Otc benzoyl peroxide is a good treatment for mild acne. It kills p. Acnes, the bacteria involved in the formation of acne. It works well in combination with other treatments, such as antibiotic gels. Any cream may have irritating side effects in some unlucky people, and/or lead to uneven skin tones in darker-skinned people. One can start with every-other-day use and increase if no skin irritation. ...Read more

OTC acne products: Typically if your scars do not recede in a few months you should invest in physician grade products that can help improve your acne and prevent scarring. Alpha hydroxy's and Retin-A can help exfoliate your skin, hydroquinone can help lighten scars; and if more severe you may needs peels or lasers to even out the scars. Good diet, water, vitamin d and b can help the skin heal. ...Read more

Several available: There are some that may help. Proactiv is one of them. ...Read more

None of them: None of the over-the-counter acne treatments does much good. I start with topical Clindamycin with or without a retinoic acid-based compound. If I do not get a good result in two weeks, i add a systemic antibiotic appropriate to the person. Dermatologists are allowed to use the big guns. Nobody nowadays needs to have bad acne -- life's hard enough without it. Good luck. ...Read more

Cannot endorse: Although we should not endorse specific products in this forum, the best ribbed condom is the one that fits properly and is used with every encounter. :) ...Read more

Diet : And fish oil by mouth. Get rid of all forms of sugar and sweeteners. ...Read more

Acne Medications: Acne topical prescription medications include: epiduo, ziana, acanya, retin a (tretinoin) micro, Atralin and others. See your local dermatologist as they can give you samples of the above medications. ...Read more

Porcelana: Put this product(porcelana) to work tonight to perfect and even your skin tone while you sleep. Fortified with hydroquinone, which is clinically proven to be the most effective lightening ingredient, this formulation is the ideal treatment for fading dark spots, blemishes and discolorations caused by sun exposure, acne, pregnancy or oral contraceptives. ...Read more

Acne scars: The first treatment is control of the acne. Dark or red scars are inflammatory and often improve with time. Otherwise, treatments include laser, chemical peel, dermabrasion, bleaching creams like azelaic acid, excision, or subcision with filling. Each has risks, benefits and different downtimes/recovery. ...Read more

Skin Clear Wash : We formulated this wash using tea tree oil due to its antibacterial anti inflammatory properties, salicylic acid and hydrogen peroxide also addressing bacterial growth. A very light, foaming facial cleanser made for normal to oily skin. Available from www.Cosmograde.Com. ...Read more