
A posting of miscellaneous information pertaining, for the most part, to skin care, hair removal and esthetics. A medical esthetician and certified medical electrologist with a Degree in Natural Health, I have 11 years experience that include the spa industry and medical aesthetics with plastic surgeons and dermatologists. I also do freelance skin care training and am currently designing The Aesthetic Apothecary. Stay tuned for more information on that exciting adventure!
Monday, July 25, 2011
MYTH 10 - IF A LITTLE ACNE MEDICATION IS GOOD, A LOT IS EVEN BETTER
Topical acne medications should be used in the minimal amount, as they work on medial pathways, not by the law of mass action. Patients (clients) need to know that topical acne medications are not masks, they are medicine, and too much medication may cause over drying of skin, leading to irritation and more blemishes, which will lead patients to stop using medications altogether. So, make sure they understand that more is not better for topical treatment, that they should not use acne medications like sunscreen. Remind them that only a pea-sized amount is needed to cover a face.
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