Dr. Z talks about the most common factors that flare acne breakouts. The first is that people become relaxed in their acne routine. It is important to stay on top of acne even when it isnt visible! The second factor is stress. It is important to keep both of these in the back of your mind. Dr.Ann Zedlitz MD is an Assistant Clinical Professor of Dermatology at the Louisiana State University Health Science Center and runs the Laser clinic services. She is also in private practice in Baton Rouge, La. She practices general, cosmetic, and surgical dermatology with a special interest in anti-aging and acne treatment. Check out my facebook page: www.facebook.com

Dr. Z answers the question "Why is my face oily in the middle and not on the sides?" Dr. Z talks to us about how our skin changes during our teenage years. Our most active oil glands are in out "T-zone" or the forehead and center of our face. Using a cleanser with salicylic acid can help reduce acne in our t-zone. Dr.Ann Zedlitz MD is an Assistant Clinical Professor of Dermatology at the Louisiana State University Health Science Center and runs the Laser clinic services. She is also in private practice in Baton Rouge, La. She practices general, cosmetic, and surgical dermatology with a special interest in anti-aging and acne treatment. www.facebook.com

Topical acne treatments can be a nice addition to your acne free (clear skin diet). They can help bring your skin closer to being clear while your working on your diet. Some topical products are beneficial while others are detrimental to the overall health of your skin. Topicals can help…

The only effective treatments for acne available over the counter (without prescription) are salicylic acid and benzoyl peroxide. This video explains how they work, and how they may be used to treat your own acne at home. www.drugcounter.org

Dr. Z answers the question "Why is my face oily in the middle and not on the sides?" Dr. Z talks to us about how our skin changes during our teenage years. Our most active oil glands are in out "T-zone" or the forehead and center of our face. Using a cleanser with salicylic acid can help reduce acne in our t-zone. Dr. Ann Zedlitz MD is an Assistant Clinical Professor of Dermatology at the Louisiana State University Health Science Center and runs the Laser clinic services. She is also in private practice in Baton Rouge, La. She practices general, cosmetic, and surgical dermatology with a special interest in anti-aging and acne treatment. www.facebook.com