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Where will modern acne treatment take us?
Laser and light therapies, while still controversial, are dramatically changing acne treatment. Rosacea patients also benefit from the more patient-friendly nondrug options. And drug therapies, including hormonal options, provide a strong hope that patients will have alternatives in treatment aimed at tackling severe acne in the future.
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