Acne

Soothing, redness-reducing options derms (and editors) love.

You can’t comfortably stick a spot treatment up there—so try these derm-backed tips instead.

It’s called post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, and here’s why it happens.

Here’s why your skin might look better after regularly using foundation and concealer.

Your usual zit-zapping strategies probably won’t work for these stubborn bumps.

“It’s okay to have ‘imperfections’—they shouldn’t rob me of my happiness or mental peace.”

Don’t underestimate the pore-clearing powers of a reliable chemical exfoliant.

It’s more common than you’d think—and a total pain to deal with.

Keeping the area as moist and protected as possible is key.

We asked dermatologists for their advice and they delivered.

Because it actually is a little bit different than battling breakouts on your face.

Breakouts, flare-ups, and other “imperfections” can really mess with your mood.

My face is smoother—and way less red—thanks to this holy grail.

Everyone is suddenly obsessed with this multitasking Rx-only skin care product. Here’s what to know before you join team “tret.”

It wasn’t published in a peer-reviewed journal, and the lab’s practices have been questioned in the past.

If you hate greasy oils, you might love this lightweight moisturizer.

They can look a ton alike—but there are subtle differences.

Dermatologists explain exactly how–and when—to use it in your routine.

Feeling bad about breakouts isn’t shallow—especially if they’re messing with your quality of life.

Allow us to introduce you to the triangle of death.