Nodular acne—one of the most severe and stubborn types. 😣 It develops when pores get clogged deep beneath the skin, trapping oil, bacteria, and dead skin cells. Hormones, genetics, and inflammation can also play a big role. The bad news? It won’t go away on its own. The good news? There are effective treatments! ✨ I often recommend retinoids (like tretinoin & adapalene) to prevent clogged pores, benzoyl peroxide to fight bacteria, and for more persistent cases, treatments like spironolactone, o

If you’ve got acne, a 12-step skincare routine might be doing more harm than good. Check out my previous reels: Acne Crash Course and Nodular Acne for additional tips. Just remember: keep it simple, let your skin breathe. 🧼✨ #LessIsMore #AcneCare #SimpleSkincare #DermTips #SkinCare | Dr. Aleksandra Brown, DO, FAOCD, FAAD

 Understanding Acne Types! Dr. Deborah Longwill, our trusted dermatologist, breaks down acne varieties including blackheads, whiteheads, papules, pustules, and nodular acne. https://youtu.be/2UKm9YPytZo?si=X3_CNofF4nFHDlU5 | Allhealthgo | Facebook