Update on acne therapy

¹Rush Presbyterian-St. Luke Medical Center, Chicago, IL, USA.

|February 12, 2000

Abstract:

Current therapy of acne vulgaris is very effective. It consists of a combination of topical comedolytic agents, antibacterial agents, and combinations of both. The use of systemic therapy with antibiotics, isotretinoin, and hormones is necessary for cystic acne. The management of patients with the various combinations of topical and systemic medications is discussed.

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