Supportive skincare choices to discuss alongside a professional acne treatment plan.
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Suzie’s starting point: Deep, painful or scarring breakouts need a dermatologist. Keep home care simple and confirm any active products with your treating clinician. These products are options; you do not need every item.
Professional care matters: Deep, painful or scarring acne needs a dermatologist. These cosmetic products support daily care and do not replace prescribed treatment. Read the AAD guidance.
This is a conservative introductory routine, not a requirement to use every product at its maximum label frequency. Print this page from your browser for a compact use guide.
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A cleansing option to remove everyday surface impurities. Choose one per wash.
Gently massage onto moistened skin, avoiding the eye area. Rinse thoroughly with tepid water, then follow with a toner and moisturizer suited to your skin type. Use twice daily as tolerated.
An optional step after cleansing. Choose only if it suits your skin and tolerance.
After cleansing, apply with cotton, avoiding eyes and lips. Begin with occasional use and increase only as tolerated. Follow with a moisturizer. Contains alcohol and exfoliating acids; reduce use if dryness occurs.
Introduce gradually. Avoid combining several exfoliants or retinol in one session.
An exfoliating toner listed with 15% glycolic acid/sodium glycolate. Choose instead of other acid treatments.
Apply with cotton several times daily after cleansing or before applying day cream or make-up.
Introduce gradually. Avoid combining several exfoliants or retinol in one session.
A targeted facial treatment to use before moisturizer. Add one new serum at a time.
Apply to the face before moisturizer or makeup. Use twice daily.
Introduce gradually. Avoid combining several exfoliants or retinol in one session.
A targeted facial treatment to use before moisturizer. Add one new serum at a time.
Apply after cleansing and toning. Start by using once a day at night, after a one week acclamation period, the product can be used twice daily or as needed. Recommended for normal, combination and oily non-sensitive skin types. May be beneficial for people suffering from Rosacea.
Introduce gradually. Avoid combining several exfoliants or retinol in one session.
A moisturizing option to leave skin feeling soft and comfortable.
After cleansing and toning, gently smooth over the face. Use one to two times daily.
An occasional exfoliating option. Choose one and keep separate from other active treatments.
Apply to the face twice daily. Repeated use will help reduce oiliness, clearing up skin problems, and reducing the appearance of fine lines
Introduce gradually. Avoid combining several exfoliants or retinol in one session.
A rinse-off treatment for an optional weekly skincare ritual.
Apply a small amount to clean skin, avoiding the eye area. Leave on for 10–15 minutes and rinse with warm water. Use once or twice weekly.
A targeted lotion for individual blemishes; not an all-over facial moisturizer.
Shake well. Apply only to individual blemishes with a cotton swab, avoiding eyes, lips and broken skin. Begin with limited use and increase only as tolerated; the existing directions permit several applications daily. Discontinue if irritation or excessive dryness occurs.
Localized care for areas of concern, used sparingly as directed.
Apply a thin layer only to the localized area of concern. Use one to two times daily as needed.
Avoid picking blemishes or scrubbing inflamed skin. Ask your clinician before adding products alongside prescribed acne treatment.
Blemish Control Masque was not verified in the current catalog. Bio-Sulfur Masque is the listed mask option; it is not a confirmed identical substitute.
Matching names and routine roles do not confirm identical formulas to the reference products.
