You're on tretinoin, and it's working. But will you have to be on it forever? How long should you expect to use it? We have the answers.

In the fight for good, healthy skin, most women will take all the help we can get. A weapon you may not have heard of is called azelaic acid.

News Flash: Acne still sucks. If your acne has healed and you've noticed dark spots in their place, here's what you can do to help treat them.

Though inconvenient, pimples usually go away in a few days. If you have one overstaying its welcome, it may be worth having a better look at.

Acne anywhere is inconvenient, but forehead acne probably takes the cake, thanks to its visibility. Luckily, there are simple ways to treat it.

Winter is high season for dry, chapped skin. If you're using tretinoin, it can make things even worse. Here's what you should know.

Tretinoin is considered a gold standard in acne and anti-aging treatment, but it does come with some potential hurdles. Example? Sun light.

Your nose is one of the most visible places on your entire body, and having acne on it can be a huge bummer. Luckily, there are treatment options.

Pimples on your eyelid can be painful and annoying, but they also may not be pimples at all. If you're dealing with an eyelid pimple, don't pop it!

With a wall of skincare products lining the shelves in our local department stores, we're seeing a lot about squalane oil. But what is it?