Acne is generally a teenage phenomenon and is a rite of passage. Hormonal changes, puberty, overactive glands create conditions that allow for acne causing bacteria to proliferate. So once that stage is passed, we expect the problem to go away.

Yet several women in their later years are confronted by acne. In some cases it is brought on by hormonal changes during pregnancy, discontinued use of birth control pills or menopause. Causes can be varied and it is best to seek help of a professional.

Acne treatments range from natural to OTC to prescription antibiotics and many more. Acne treatment is a multi-billion dollar business and everyone wants a piece of the pie. But what is the right treatment for you?

Antibiotics are known to kill indiscriminately, even beneficial organisms in the digestive tract, cause undesirable side-effects and more. OTC products range from multi-step cumbersome routines to keep it on the skin all day treatments. All of these treatments were designed with teenagers in mind. Most treatments focus on absorption of oil from the skin and can result in dry skin and wrinkles.

Scientists at NY University College of Medicine have shown that Niacinamide is superior to antibiotics such as Clindamycin in controlling acne. Niacinamide applied topically is beneficial for reducing Acne, skin hyperpigmentation 9acne scars), incrasing skin moisture and reducing fine wrinkles.

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