Commonly Used Acne Terms
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Ultravate®: (Halobetasol Propionate) very high potency steroid.
Ultra Pulse carbon dioxide laser: produces a beam which markedly reduces the
risk of injury such as burns to the skin. It has been used for laser skin resurfacing,
to improve facial wrinkles, aging signs, and acne scars.
Ultraviolet light: the part of sunlight that has a short wavelength and encompasses
the wavelengths that treat psoriasis. This type of light can also cause sunburn.
Urticaria: hives (red, raised bumps), often after exposure to an allergen, at the beginning of flares, or after exercise or a hot bath. Commonly occurs in atopic dermatitis
Understanding the terminology of acne, adult acne, rosacea, acne rosacea, lupus and dermatitis can make it possible to communicate effectively and have a precise understanding of your acne treatment and medication options. This glossary defines commonly used acne terms, including names of the products and medications used in the treatment of adult acne and skin conditions that co-exist with acne, such as rosacea, lupus, eczema, psoriasis, and seborrheic dermatitis. Please visit the non-profit informative organization International Rosacea Foundation, which graciously contributed glossary acne terms to Acne-Ltd III.
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