Teenage Acne: How Hormones and Diet Can Affect Your Skin

Discover how hormones and diet impact teenage acne. Heather Corbin, PA-C, shares expert tips to help teens manage breakouts and improve skin health.

Why Retinoids?

Retinoids, derived from Vitamin A, are the basic foundation for good skin care. Commonly used to treat acne, keratosis pilaris, psoriasis, and hyperpigmentation, they are a genuine workhorse, speeding cell turnover and stimulating collagen.

Treating Acne Scars

While acne only lasts a short time, the scars can remain for a lifetime. But they don’t have to! Learn options for treating your acne scars.

How to Treat Mask Acne (Maskne)

Mask acne (maskne) becomes more of a problem as we increase the frequency and length of time we wear masks. Learn the steps you can take to treat your mask acne.

Acne Treatments: Isotretinoin

Isotretinoin is a prescription medication used to treat moderate to severe acne. It works by shrinking the oil glands in the skin. In turn, the amount of oil that clogs the pores and creates acne is reduced. Is Isotretinoin right for you?

Understanding Acne

Hormones are a common cause for acne in teens and adults. Learn three reasons to schedule an appointment for a dermatology check-up if you suspect that you have chronic acne.

Acne, Common Treatments and How They Work

Acne, the most common skin disorder, is caused by hormonal changes, and while we can’t change your genetics, we can help you manage your acne.