ACNE-LTD Glossary of Acne Terms

Commonly Used Acne Terms

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Vanicream®: moisturizer recommended for dermatitis, eczema, and psoriasis.

Vanoxide HC®: (Dermik), benzoyl peroxide acne lotion

Vascular: of or pertaining to the blood vessels.

Vascular Constriction: anything which causes the blood vessels to shrink or constrict resulting in a less ruddy complexion. May be caused by a variety of environmental, physical or emotional factors.

Vascular Dilation: anything which causes the blood vessels to enlarge or expand resulting in flushing or pink or red skin tone. May be caused by a variety of environmental, physical or emotional factors.

Vascularity: increased prominence of blood vessels

Vibramycin®: An oral antibiotic which is used to treat a wide variety of bacterial infections. It is often prescribed for rosacea. Also sold under the brand name(s): Vibra-Tabs®, Monodox®, Doxycycline®, Doryx®, Novodoxylin®

Vibra-Tabs®: An oral antibiotic which is used to treat a wide variety of bacterial infections. It is often prescribed for rosacea. Also sold under the brand name(s): Vibramycin®, Monodox®, Doxycycline®, Doryx®, Novodoxylin®

Vitamin C: an anti-oxidant applied topically which is theorized to help protect cells from the damage of free radicals, molecules resulting from environmental pollution and ultra-violet light rays.

Vita-Oil: by Linda Sy, a light, rapidly absorbed oil containing esters of vitamins A, C & D.

Vytone®: Cream by Dermik, (Hydrocortisone - Iodoquino – Topical) a low-potency steroid.

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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This page last updated: July 4, 2008