General:

• Avoid getting oily products on your skin (e.g. gel, mousse, hair spray and oil)
• Do not use heavy moisturizers or creams on your face
• Use only oily free (not water based) foundation
• Do not pick, scratch, pop or squeeze the lesions, because this may cause scarring
• Use high quality mineral make-up that will not clog your pores
  • To learn more about  Mineral Make-Up and Colour Match Consultations, please, click here

Cleansing:

• Wash your face twice daily with a mild cleanser

Medical Treatment:

• Tretinoin prescription creams are helpful
  • A tiny dab the size of a pea is enough to cover the entire face
  • If your face becomes too dry or flaky use the cream every other night or every third night

• Microdermabrasion:
  • Another effective treatment for Favre-Racouchot syndrome, especially if a person has very sensitive skin
  • For more information about Microdermabrasion, please click here

• Lactic with Retinoic Peels:
  • For cases of Favre-Racouchot disease associated with acne
  • To learn more about Lactic with Retinoic peels, please click here

• Extractions:
  • For deep stubborn lesions of Favre-Racouchot syndrome, black heads, blocked pores and white heads
  • Performed by the medical aesthetic technicians in my office
  • Can be combined with the other treatments above
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• For your convenience, the services above are available in my office