
Skin condition characterized by excessive sebum production, deregulation of the maturation of keratinocytes, and infection. Most commonly occurs during adolescence, but is also known to appear during adulthood.
See keratoses.
A group of acids that includes glycolic, citric, lactic, malic and tartaric acids. Naturally present in fruits or milk. Known for their exfoliating properties.
Vascular malformation that consists of small blood vessels pooled together. Can be located anywhere on the body. There are many different types of angiomas, including spider angiomas, port wine stains, and cherry angiomas (Morgan's spot).
Substances that protect against cell damage by neutralizing oxygen free radicals. These substances are very effective in the prevention and treatment of skin aging. Examples include vitamins C and E, and natural extracts of plants such as rosemary, green tea, and tomato.
Natural plant flavonoids with therapeutic and antioxidant properties.
Holistic Eastern Indian practice combining nutrition, meditation, and herbal medicine to restore harmony to the body.