Tips your options to acne treatment

Acne treatment can be difficult, some treatments may be more effective. However, the results of the treatment vary according to the severity of acne. If you suffer from a mild case of acne, you may be offered a cream to apply to the affected area.

Tips your options to acne treatment:

1. The azelaic acid, aids in the removal of bacteria and dead skin cells. This cream or gel should be used twice daily. You cannot begin to notice changes after 30 days, and experiencing side effects is likely.
2. Benzoyl peroxide, acts similarly to azelaic acid because it also facilitates the removal of bacteria and skin. Found as a cream gel and this treatment is recommended for use twice a day, after a thorough washing of the affected skin. Benzoyl peroxide causes your face to become sensitive to light, try to limit exposure to the sun or apply a cream high-dim index. This treatment also has side effects.
3. Topical retinoid, such as adapalene and tretinoin, these aids sebum reduction and the removal of dead skin cells. Recommended for use twice a day, after a thorough washing of the skin before application. Also cause you to become sensitive to light. Not recommended for all pregnant use, the use of these treatments while pregnant can cause birth defects.
4. Topical antibiotics, such withdrawal using bacteria. Available as a lotion or gel, and recommended for use twice a day. The treatment lasts for 8 weeks after which time there is a chance that bacteria can build up a resistance to the drug. This type of treatment also has some side effects.
5. If acne is moderate then the treatment is usually a combination of two drugs above. If you suffer from acne with fever your doctor or other health professional will refer you to see a dermatologist. A dermatologist will be able to advise you on an appropriate course of action.

If you prefer a more natural treatment of acne, there are many vitamins that help reduce acne. These vitamins and healthy skin they can be found in food or a vitamin supplement.

Vitamins that can help reduce acne are:

• Vitamin A. Vitamin A in various forms is the most common treatment for acne. Accutane, Retin-A, and Differin are actually “turbo charged” synthetic forms of this vitamin used to stimulate rapid growth in the skin. But other forms of vitamin A that don’t require a doctor’s prescription can also help you fight acne. As a staple in acne treatment, Vitamin A is often found in retinoid. Retinoid are topical acne treatments prescribed by dermatologists, according to mayoclinic.com. Vitamin A in retinoid will promote cellular turnover, helping keep pores clear. But getting plenty of Vitamin A in your diet from dairy products or fish oils is great for the skin too, say experts from the Acne website. It's important that get enough Vitamin A. Vitamin-Nutrition reports that a deficiency in Vitamin A can actually cause acne. Vitamin-Nutrition recommends up to 10,000 IU of Vitamin A to successfully fight acne. Vitamin A, which can be found in many foods such as, peppers, liver, carrots, sweet potatoes, red lettuce and various herbs.
• Vitamin C. Vitamin C is necessary for proper synthesis of collagen, which is really important for acne, our skin, and our bodies in general. Collagen is the most abundant protein in humans, and it’s what makes up the connective tissue that gives our body form. Vitamin C is the nutrient most people get from orange juice or by taking 1000-mg capsules. It turns out that neither orange juice nor 1000-mg capsules of synthetic ascorbic acid are the best way to get vitamin C for fighting acne. Vitamin C, which can be found in the currants, berries, cabbage, broccoli, peppers and citrus. People often use vitamin C as a cure for colds.
• Vitamin D. Vitamin D, can help your acne,  because reduces wrinkles and makes your skin soft, strong, and smooth (the “glow”), benefits/prevents diabetes by controlling your insulin response (also improving acne), Cools inflammation, reducing acne, Boosts your immune system, often fighting off flu infections as effectively as flu shots (recent studies confirm this), Improves mood and eases depression, Allows you to absorb calcium, preventing osteoporosis (in fact, you really can’t absorb calcium without Vitamin D), Fights cancer by taming the wild reproduction of cancer cells, Reduces respiratory infections, Relieves body aches by reducing muscle spasms. Vitamin D, found in milk (whole milk, skimmed or semi full fat), fish, shrimp and shellfish others, egg yolk, and some Swiss cheese.
• Vitamin E. Vitamin E is a powerful antioxidant and an important part of many bodily processes. It’s not just one compound, but rather a group of 8 chemicals. Vitamin E is fat-soluble (extra vitamin E is stored in the bodies fat tissues) as opposed to water soluble (extra vitamin C is transported out of your body in your urine). Vitamin E, found in red peppers, sunflower seeds, olives, and leafy green vegetables.

Making small changes to your diet can help treat acne. Combining medication with a diet rich in vitamins, acne problems such as redness of the skin and stains can be significantly improved, so I suggest that you try to make these changes.