Discover Care and Acne Clear Skin Lesions Relief

Boy did I learn a valuable lesson! When it comes to facial health care and acne; clear skin lesions, prevent further breakouts and keep the pores open are the primary goals. There's lots of research about how to accomplish those goals. Some of the treatment plans are new. Others are ancient.

One of the treatments that I find most interesting is based on light. They call it "phototherapy". The results are as good or better than, those achieved with standard treatments such as benzoyl peroxide and there are no negative side effects. It works like this.

The patient has regular exposure to special lighting, which is free of UV rays, designed specifically for this purpose. Twice weekly exposure has been shown to reduce lesions by about 64%. Results are even better when the treatment is applied daily. The short wavelengths of visible light cause the production of free radicals within the P-acne bacteria. Eventually, the free radicals kill the bacteria.

If you are interested in this kind of care and acne clear skin lesions, you should consult your dermatologist. The treatment method has been approved by the US FDA and is considered safe, since no UV light is employed.

One of the claims made by tanning salons is that it is beneficial for the skin. But, when it comes to acne, sunlight exposure actually worsens the condition over the long term. Spending 5 or 10 minutes in the sun, per day is enough to get your daily dose of vitamin D, but longer exposures can increase your risk of skin cancer. Sunlight is beneficial for treating conditions, such as psoriasis.

One of the oldest plans for facial health care and acne clear skin lesions is the application of honey. This old treatment plan has received some new interest, because scientists have learned that enzymes in honey have natural antibacterial activity. Some varieties have more activity than others. Active Manuka Honey is believed to be the most effective. It is available in raw form and has been dehydrated to mix with emollients, so that it can be easily and regularly applied.

Oral antibiotics are sometimes prescribed to treat severe cases, but there are many unwanted side effects. There is a possible risk of permanent liver damage. There is also a problem, because the p-acne bacteria become resistant to the antibiotics over time. So, the oral antibiotics are only effective on the short term.

For long term care and acne clear skin lesions, the best choices are natural antibacterial creams and phototherapy. You may also want to avoid exposure to chlorinated water. A showerhead filter can be beneficial for that purpose.

Avoid compounds such as petrolatum, petroleum jelly, paraffin wax and mineral oil, because they clog the pores. You'll have to check the ingredients labels on your sun-tan lotion, shampoo, cleansers, shaving cream and other personal care products, because they commonly contain ingredients that will clog the pores.

Bottom line, research has also been conducted concerning dietary factors for skin care and acne clear skin lesions. But, getting rid of the bacteria seems to be the most effective treatment.

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