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Acne is a disorder caused by the action of hormones on the skin's oil glands. This can lead to plugged pores and outbreaks of lesions, called pimples or zits. Acne lesions usually occur on the face, neck, back, chest, and shoulders. [MORE]
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Acne Home
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Guide to causes and treatments, with a description of different types and a list of myths and facts.
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Acne Information
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Provides information on causes, scarring, treatment, and understanding acne.
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FaceFacts
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Information on causes, treatments and medications for rosacea, pimples, zits, blackheads and other forms of acne. Includes acne myths, facts and success stories.
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In Your Face
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Explains facts and myths about acne. Includes FAQs, games, events and contests for Canadian teens, and information about Oxy products. [English and Francais]
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Acne in Teens: Ways to Control It
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Describes what it is, things that make it worse, who gets it, treatments from the store and from the doctor, and scars.
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Acne Treatment Information
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Ranks the most popular acne products, medicines, and treatments in context of price, efficacy and results.
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Acne.org
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Information on acne, medications and treatment of scars. Includes a regimen for keeping skin clear.
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AcneGuide
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Designed to help teens understand the condition more clearly, and to provide information about maintaining acne control, and to help cure it with medication.
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KidsHealth: Acne
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Information for kids explaining the causes, myths, tips, and articles.
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Skin Secrets Exposed
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Provides information about curing common skin problems like acne, blackheads, whiteheads, etc.
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