Acne Pharmacotherapy

This research investigates acne vulgaris, a common cutaneous disorder. It is however important to note that this fairly common disease can however degenerate into a serious medical and social issue. Thus this chronic and recurrent growth of lumps either on the face or on parts of the body or the whole body involves numerous factors. Therefore, determining the best operative treatment for clinical practice implicates a wide-ranging assessment, whereby therapeutic options are patient-centered depending on acne lesions types and therapeutic tolerance, the goal being refining treatment so as to avoid both dermatologic complications, and psychological trauma. Hence, innovative acne treatments are critical due to the fact that acne treatment resistance, antibiotic resistance, and therapeutic intolerance are ever growing matters of concern for patients and the medical community of practice.

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Dr. Abdel Raouf Laouisset, MDUniversity of Belgrade School of Medicine (Serbia) Dr. Dragana Srebro, MD, PhDUniversity of Belgrade School of Medicine