Mitchell Hampson

With more than three of every four people experiencing acne at some point in their life, it is no surprise that there are many different treatment options.

A common result of teenage and persistent adult acne is scarring. Acne scarring can be separated into three different classifications: rolling scars, boxcar and ice-pick scars.

For years teenagers and adults have had to suffer through embarrassing pimples and acne outbreaks. This is all changing thanks to some incredible scientific breakthroughs in the study of acne and its ...

Most of us have suffered from a pimple at some point in our lifetime. Each of us has probably experienced a mild form of acne vulgaris. Acne vulgaris is mild and is presents itself in the form of whit...

The unfortunate reality of acne is that it can leave behind scars. In a society where so much is based on how we look, it's no wonder there are so many different ways to treat acne scarring.

Rosacea or Acne Rosacea is a skin disease that causes a recurring redness that affects the areas of the face where we blush.

Most people will at one point in their life or another experience a pimple. Typically it occurs during our teenage years and ends sometime in our twenties.

Over the years many different treatment options have been developed for the management and elimination of acne.

What is the difference between a pimple and a zit? There is no difference. Zit is a North American slang term used to describe the most common form of acne, Acne Vulgaris.