- 01 How to identify nodular acne
- 02 Causes of nodular acne
- 03 How to treat nodular acne
- 04 1. Antibiotics for nodular acne
- 05 2. Isotretinoin for nodular acne
- 06 3. Oral contraceptive for nodular acne
- 07 4. Office procedures for nodular acne
- 08 5. Reduce stress for nodular acne
- 09 Are nodular acne and cystic acne the same
- 10 How to prevent nodular acne
Acne is a result of trapped pores. It is a common skin problem that most people experience sometimes or regularly. There are many different types of acne such as blackheads, whiteheads, pustules, nodules, cysts, etc. While most acne heals with topical ointments or go away on their own, others require medical treatment. One of the most severe forms of acne is nodular acne. It is larger and painful compared to other forms of acne as it occurs in the deeper layers of the skin. Nodular acne commonly appears on the face and back. They take a longer duration to heal, sometimes it could even take months. Regular OTC medicines rarely work for this type of acne and almost always expert intervention is required. Those with nodular acne have a lot of questions on their minds, like how to identify it, what causes this type of acne, what are the treatment options and whether it can be prevented. In this article we will answer all your queries one by one with the help of skin expert Dr. Mrunal Shah Modi of Shine Skin, Hair and Laser Clinic. Scroll down to learn all about nodular acne and how to treat it.








