Acne Treatment Receives 5-Star Rating From TopConsumerReviews.com
Clearpores Skin Cleansing System, a three-part acne fighting treatment, receives a best-in-class 5-star rating from TopConsumerReviews.com.
Overland Park, KS (PRWEB) November 28, 2006 -- TopConsumerReviews.com (http://www.topconsumerreviews.com) recently awarded a five-star rating to Clearpores Skin Cleansing System, a three-part acne-fighting solution."We're proud to receive TopConsumerReviews.com's highest rating," said Doug Mackay, spokesperson for Clearpores. "Millions of people are afflicted with facial acne or body acne.
Unlike other treatments, our solution attacks acne bacteria from both inside and outside the body. Clearpores is a proven, effective product and we're happy to be recognized for its success."Clearpores was first offered to the public in July of 2004. Since that time, it has helped thousands of customers by clearing up acne both o
n the face and the body. Once acne-free, the solution works to prevent acne from reappearing."Clearpores offers a unique product in the treatment of acne," said Brian Dolezal, of TopConsumerReviews.com. "Clearpores combines an effective herbal supplement, taken internally, with a deep cleansing wash and protection cream. Together, this system is extremely effective at treating acne and is priced less than most of its competition."
TopConsumerReviews.com is a leading provider of independent reviews and rankings of hundreds of consumer products and services. From popular diets and dating services, to cruise vacations and wedding organizers, TopConsumerReviews.com delivers in-depth product evaluations in order to make your purchasing decision easier.To find out more about Clearpores and other acne treatments, including descriptions, reviews, and comparison rankings, please visit the Acne Treatment category of TopConsumerReviews.com at http://www.topconsumerreviews.com/acne.
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Tuesday, December 12, 2006
Acne Treatments
Breakthrough Acne Treatment Allows Users to Adjust Medication Strength
The AcneRecovery system is based on the scientific premise that human skin is a very dynamic organ, constantly changing depending on a host of factors--personal health and hygiene, fluctuating hormones, surrounding environment, stress levels, et cetera. This innovative delivery system allows the user to easily adjust the strength of the active medications up or down, for maximum acne treatment while minimizing skin irritation, redness, dryness and discomfort.
Coeur d'Alene, ID (PRWeb) December 12, 2006 -- By some accounts more than half of all American men and women suffer with acne after age 25. Even by middle age, a full 12 percent of women and 3 percent of men experience clinically significant acne. Thirty-percent of its victims also meet the diagnostic criteria for depression, anxiety, and suicide risk. And, the effects can be lifelong for the third of all acne sufferers who experience permanent facial scarring.For those with acne, their biggest challenge is that most acne treatments, though powerful therapies, are irritating, and add fuel to the inflammatory fire already burning inside their acne-affected skin. The seemingly insurmountable challenge for skincare formulators has been to develop an effective acne treatment that works across a broad range of skin types.
The AcneRecovery system is based on the scientific premise that human skin is a very dynamic organ, constantly changing depending on a host of factors--personal health and hygiene, fluctuating hormones, surrounding environment, stress levels, et ceteraThis innovative delivery system allows the user to easily adjust the strength of the active medications up or down, for maximum acne treatment while minimizing skin irritation, redness, dryness and discomfort.
According to Dr. Randall Wilkinson, founder and current CEO of Trienelle Skincare, the company that developed AcneRecovery, "This approach to treatment finally presents to acne sufferers an effective way to control their outbreaks while minimizing the irritation and side effects associated with treatment." Wilkinson and his team at Trienelle are enthusiastic about the future.
Recently conducted studies support their enthusiasm. In early 2006, fifty four volunteers completed a 90-day AcneRecovery User Study to document, from the user's point of view, what it was like to use the world's first adjustable acne medication system. 48 percent of users reported significant improvement within the first 1-2 weeks. At the end of the 3-month study, 74 percent said the AcneRecovery system was more effective than any over-the-counter acne treatment they'd previously used.
The ability to adjust the potency of their acne treatment proved very popular. "I think the adjustability is good because acne is not always the same," said Michelle Conard, 36. "Some days my face looks almost clear and I use lower setting, some days I have flare ups and I put it on higher setting."For more information regarding AcneRecovery and their newly released adjustable acne therapy, visit their website, www.acnerecovery.com, to learn more.
The AcneRecovery system is based on the scientific premise that human skin is a very dynamic organ, constantly changing depending on a host of factors--personal health and hygiene, fluctuating hormones, surrounding environment, stress levels, et cetera. This innovative delivery system allows the user to easily adjust the strength of the active medications up or down, for maximum acne treatment while minimizing skin irritation, redness, dryness and discomfort.
Coeur d'Alene, ID (PRWeb) December 12, 2006 -- By some accounts more than half of all American men and women suffer with acne after age 25. Even by middle age, a full 12 percent of women and 3 percent of men experience clinically significant acne. Thirty-percent of its victims also meet the diagnostic criteria for depression, anxiety, and suicide risk. And, the effects can be lifelong for the third of all acne sufferers who experience permanent facial scarring.For those with acne, their biggest challenge is that most acne treatments, though powerful therapies, are irritating, and add fuel to the inflammatory fire already burning inside their acne-affected skin. The seemingly insurmountable challenge for skincare formulators has been to develop an effective acne treatment that works across a broad range of skin types.
The AcneRecovery system is based on the scientific premise that human skin is a very dynamic organ, constantly changing depending on a host of factors--personal health and hygiene, fluctuating hormones, surrounding environment, stress levels, et ceteraThis innovative delivery system allows the user to easily adjust the strength of the active medications up or down, for maximum acne treatment while minimizing skin irritation, redness, dryness and discomfort.
According to Dr. Randall Wilkinson, founder and current CEO of Trienelle Skincare, the company that developed AcneRecovery, "This approach to treatment finally presents to acne sufferers an effective way to control their outbreaks while minimizing the irritation and side effects associated with treatment." Wilkinson and his team at Trienelle are enthusiastic about the future.
Recently conducted studies support their enthusiasm. In early 2006, fifty four volunteers completed a 90-day AcneRecovery User Study to document, from the user's point of view, what it was like to use the world's first adjustable acne medication system. 48 percent of users reported significant improvement within the first 1-2 weeks. At the end of the 3-month study, 74 percent said the AcneRecovery system was more effective than any over-the-counter acne treatment they'd previously used.
The ability to adjust the potency of their acne treatment proved very popular. "I think the adjustability is good because acne is not always the same," said Michelle Conard, 36. "Some days my face looks almost clear and I use lower setting, some days I have flare ups and I put it on higher setting."For more information regarding AcneRecovery and their newly released adjustable acne therapy, visit their website, www.acnerecovery.com, to learn more.
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