Acne Creams & Treatments
Acne is a common skin condition especially in adolescents. Many adults may also have acne throughout their life. Acne mostly develops on the face, back or chest.
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Clear skin within 10-12 weeks
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Reduces pimples and spots
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85% of patients report clearer skin within 2 weeks
Acne Creams and Treatments
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Epiduo Gel
20 ReviewsRegular price From £29.99Regular price Sale price From £29.99Vendor:Lymecycline
22 ReviewsRegular price From £13.80Regular price Sale price From £13.80Vendor:Acnecide Wash 5% Gel
40 ReviewsRegular price From £8.60Regular price Sale price From £8.60Acne vulgaris symptoms
Acne is usually found in adolescents going through puberty but can also be caused due to a change in hormone levels. The most common symptoms of acne include whiteheads or blackheads, small red bumps, pimples or painful lumps under the skin. These usually appear on the face, chest, upper back and shoulders.
Different types of acne
Acne can vary in its severity. Mild acne usually involves whiteheads and blackheads with a small number of papules and pustules. More moderate and severe acne is categorised by a larger number of papules and pustules. Severe acne may also include occasionally inflamed nodules.
95%of people aged 11 to 30 are affected by acne to some extentAccording to the NHS, acne is commonly found in teenagers and young adults. Acne in girls is common around the ages of 14 to 17 while for boys it usually appears around 16 to 19.
3%of adults over the age of 35 have acneAccording to the NHS, acne can continue into adult life but usually disappears during a person's mid-20s.
Acne Treatment Explained
“There are many different acne creams and treatments available on the market today. Some of these products are designed to treat the symptoms of acne, while others are designed to prevent it from occurring in the first place.
The most important thing to remember when choosing an acne cream or treatment is to select one that is right for your specific skin type!”
Dr Sameer NakedarMBBS (London), MRCGP, PGCertHow it works
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Complete A Quick Online Consultation Form
Fill out a quick and simple online consultation form to find out what products you are eligible for.
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Checkout Securely
Once you have completed your consultation and selected your treatment, you can securely checkout online.
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Express Delivery
You will then receive your order the next working day using our express next-day courier service, dispensed from one of our verified GhPC partner pharmacies in the UK.
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