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What They Are: Retinoids are vitamin A derivatives that accelerate cell turnover, unclog pores, and reduce inflammation.
How They Help: These agents work to diminish clogged pores and reduce acne lesions while evening out skin texture. Tretinoin is widely used for both acne management and mild anti-aging .
What They Are: Clindamycin is a topical antibiotic frequently prescribed to reduce acne-causing bacteria.
How They Help: By targeting the bacteria involved in acne formation, this medication works to reduce redness, swelling, and the likelihood of new breakouts, often used in combination with retinoids for enhanced efficacy .
What It Is: Azelaic Acid is a naturally occurring acid with antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties.
How It Helps: It helps clear acne while also reducing inflammation and minimizing post-acne hyperpigmentation, making it a versatile option for patients dealing with both active breakouts and residual discoloration .
Description: Spironolactone is an oral anti‑androgen used to treat hormonal acne in women by reducing oil production and preventing new breakouts. Our providers evaluate suitability, dosing, and monitoring needs to ensure safe, effective use alongside topical treatments.
What to expect: Noticeable reduction in inflammatory and hormonal breakouts within 8–12 weeks; routine follow‑up and labs as clinically indicated.
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