Acne treatment online & prescription

Acne can cause not only emotional pain but also physical. From permanent scarring, blemishes, and inflamed hair follicles to small bumps, it can be a daunting experience.

Timely treatment with antibiotics and prescription creams can stop it from getting worse. Get acne treatment from our virtual doctors 24/7 at Your Doctors Online.

How to connect with doctor for Acne

Connect with a health care professional online in 3 easy steps.

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Describe your issue

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Chat with a doctor

Connect with a board-certified doctor. You can chat, send pictures and videos.

Hi I’m dr. Nicole. How may I help you?

Hey Dr Jessica, I have pus-filled pimples on my face. I have tried everything, can you help me?

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Get online prescription

Our online doctors can help you with your medical issues and give you prescriptions.

Prescription

Benzoyl peroxide 2.5% gel, apply once daily for 8 weeks.
Clindamycin cream, apply twice daily for 8 weeks

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How do I know I have Acne?

Following are the symptoms of acne people experience:

Blackheads and whiteheads
Nodules (painful cysts)
Scarring of the skin
Redness
Crusting
Papules
Cysts

Consult our online doctor to get acne treatment and medication prescriptions from the comfort of your home.

FAQS about Acne treatment online

What is the best acne spot treatment?

Some of the best acne treatments include: Salicylic acid, benzoyl peroxide, sulfur, or topical retinoids.

What are the types of acne scars?

Acne scars are classified as atrophic scars, hypertrophic and keloid scars

Can I get an acne prescription at Your Doctors Online?

Yes, connecting with an online dermatologist couldn’t be easier. You can download our app, and connect with one of our reliable doctors at your doctors online and get an acne prescription within minutes.

How to prevent acne?

You can prevent acne by choosing the right skin care per your skin type, cleansing regularly, using non-comedogenic products that don’t block pores, avoiding touching your face as it spreads acne-causing germs, avoiding sharing personal care items, and swapping junk food with a healthy diet.

When to see a doctor for acne?

See a doctor for acne if you experience scars getting darker, pimples under the skin getting bigger (cysts), acne bleeding, or have a family history of acne. In these conditions, you need a proper consultation and personalized treatment plan to control your acne immediately with medications and management.

What are the causes of acne?

Various reasons trigger acne, including stress, diet, hormonal changes, excess sebum or oil production, and certain medications like steroids or birth control pills. Some people are more prone to acne than others due to genetics or environmental impact. Consult now if you experience symptoms of acne.

What is the new FDA-approved treatment for acne?

The recent FDA-approved acne treatment is clascoterone 1% cream, available in the United States and Canada. This formulation is named under the brand name Winlevi, which is a topical Androgen receptor inhibitor designed to treat hormonal acne.

What pills clear up acne fast?

The fastest treatment for acne is oral medications, including tetracycline or macrolide, as per your age and condition. Your doctor can better prescribe you medication upon consultation as per your symptoms.

Is it worth it to take Accutane?

Accutane is good for most people as it helps reduce the chances of remission of acne. However, it can affect one in five people, causing adverse side effects. Therefore, it is better to consult a doctor before trying anything for acne.

Why isn't my acne clearing up?

It may happen if your medication, diet, or lifestyle triggers the acne. Get a follow-up consultation from your provider. Sometimes, resistant bacteria are not killed by the antibiotics you are prescribed. See a doctor without an appointment or wait times within minutes at Your Doctors Online.

How do I know if my acne is bacterial or hormonal?

If your acne is bacterial, it will appear more on your T-zone, including your chin, nose, and forehead. In the case of hormonal acne, it appears more frequently on the lower face and jawline. It is better to consult a doctor for a proper diagnosis of your acne cause.

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