"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." A cleanser is the foundation of any good acne-fighting routine. It's the first thing that touches your ...

Dioic acid is an ingredient gaining traction for its ability to not only help with acne, but also post-acne dark spots. For ...

Anyone who’s been afflicted with acne — we’re not talking sporadic zits, but chronic acne — knows that it can leave scars, both physically and emotionally. Acne is the most common skin disease, ...

When it comes to treating acne, leave-on and spot treatments may get all the attention. But did you know the face wash you're using also plays a huge role? For starters, thorough cleansing is ...

Welcome to your skin check-in with Life & Style’s resident health and beauty expert, Dr. Will Kirby, a celebrity dermatologist and Chief Medical Officer of LaserAway. Every week, he’ll be spilling his ...

Facial acne is challenging enough — but with so much focus on products that address clogged pores, at the very least it's easy to seek out solutions for it. But when it comes to body acne, many ...

Dealing with breakouts and irritation? Here's why dermatologists say sulfur is the best acne treatment for sensitive skin. board-certified dermatologist and clinical instructor of dermatology at Mount ...

The general public often sees red light therapy as the crème de la crème of light therapy (aka phototherapy). While more research is needed on its efficacy, it has shown promise in anti-aging benefits ...

Acne does not discriminate against age, lifestyle, or skin type. It's no longer just an awkward phase you experience in high school, and knowing how to treat acne at every stage will make all the ...

Other lifestyle choices such as alcohol consumption and smoking can also trigger this skincare ailment. So to help up your confidence when baring that beach bod this summer, we put together a list of ...

Nothing kills my vibe like waking up to find a new pimple taking up real estate on my face. The reality, though, is that it happens to pretty much everyone. Prevention is the first line of defense ...