1 Although well known as a common disorder affecting the facial and truncal skin of many teenagers, AV also commonly affects pre-teens and post-teens, with the latter group inclusive of women with persistent AV and late-onset AV. The rationale for inclusion of specific ingredients are discussed along with an overview of research results including use in patients with acne vulgaris.Īcne vulgaris (AV) has long been considered the most common skin disorder overall, and has been reported to affect nearly 70 percent of adolescents. In addition, the article reviews formulation characteristics and some of the scientific data on two commercially available products that are recommended for use as a skin care regimen in patients with acne-prone and acne-affected skin, a foam wash and a moisturizer with a sun protection factor 30 broad spectrum photoprotection rating.
This article discusses several reasons that support the importance of incorporating specified skin care recommendations and instructions into the overall management plan for acne vulgaris. As a result, it has become readily apparent that professional direction of skin care is very important in the overall management of acne vulgaris. Over time, greater attention has been directed to the roles of multiple epidermal barrier functions in various dermatological disorders, especially the stratum corneum permeability barrier and antimicrobial barrier.
Acne vulgaris is a very common facial skin disorder accounting for approximately 10 percent of all visits to ambulatory dermatology practices across the United States annually.
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