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The Derm-Index : Oily skin with imperfections
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with imperfections > [10] results
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Golden rules > [1] result
10 habits to help you take care of your skin on an everyday basis.
Some habits are essential in order to care for your skin and have a radiant complexion all year long.
Focus on... > [1] result
Acne and its different forms
Acne manifests itself in blackheads and spots. It can take several forms.
3 questions to an Dermatologist > [2] results
Cleaning oily skin requires particular attention.
Interview with a dermatologist on day-to-day care for oily skin .
I always emphasize the need for regular monitoring of adolescent acne.
Interview with a dermatologist on how to treat acne when it occurs during adolescence.
Testimonies > [1] result
“How we got rid of my daughter’s inflammatory acne”
Laura suffered from acne for several months. But with the support of her dermatologist she now has clear skin again.
Enlightened by science > [1] result
The formation of acne lesions
Acne manifests itself through the formation of retentional lesions called comedones, and inflammatory lesions, in other words, spots.
Key Figure > [1] result
Key Figure - 76% Is the proportion of teenagers ...
76% Is the proportion of teenagers who are affected by skin problems. They represent 70% of dermatologists’ acne patients.
Source : Quantitative La Roche-Posay survey among 118 dermatologists.
True or False? > [1] result
The sun cures acne
FALSE
The sun is a false friend. In the summer, its slight anti-inflammatory effect temporarily improves the appearance of imperfections. Yet UV rays greatly stimulate sebum production and thicken the skin leading to blocked pores. In the autumn the opposite happens: the imperfections reappear in even greater numbers.
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