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  • Favre-Racouchot Syndrome: What You Should Know About It And How To Keep It From Affecting You


    The images that often come to mind when talking about acne, blackheads and pimples are those of teenagers and life before turning 18. However, these symptoms are not reserved for just teens; adults, including those in their later years, can be afflicted with symptoms that mimic acne. One such condition is Favre-Racouchot syndrome, a skin disease that typically appears in the middle-to-late years of life. Below is more information about Favre-Racouchot syndrome as well as treatment options that can help reduce its disfiguring symptoms:
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  • Fighting Acne At Its Root Cause | At Home Treatments


    Acne affects tens of millions of Americans on an annual basis, and its status as the most common skin disease makes it a well-known, but hated, condition. Despite its high rate of incidence, there are still many myths and half-truths about acne and its elimination. This can interfere with people's understanding of how to prevent and treat acne, and much money is wasted on remedies that are are not able to help.
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  • 3 Things You Need To Know About Guttate Psoriasis


    Psoriasis is a chronic skin condition that typically presents as red, scaly lesions, but there are many atypical forms of psoriasis that present differently. Guttate psoriasis is a distressing variant of psoriasis that makes up less than 2% of cases. Here are three things you need to know about guttate psoriasis. What are the signs of guttate psoriasis? Guttate psoriasis usually has an acute onset, meaning that the symptoms appear suddenly.
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  • How To Diagnose And Treat Milia On Your Face


    If you suffer from small, raised, yellowish bumps on your face and cannot seem to get rid of them, these bumps might be milium cysts, or milia. These small cysts are usually harmless, yet they can be unattractive to look at. Milia is very common with babies and will usually clear up on its own, but children, teens, and adults can also develop these bumps. Here are several things you should know about milia.
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  • Adult Acne: Causes, Prevention And Treatment


    When it comes to someone with acne, you're probably imagining a gangly teenager with braces, awkwardly shuffling his or her feet before asking someone to the school dance. Time to open your eyes and look in the mirror, however. The face of acne today is potentially your own. Adult acne has recently been on the rise. With 51% of women in their 20sfacing acne as a problem, and upwards of 43% of men in their 20s seeing adult acne on the rise, this is a real problem that should be addressed.
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