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Explore the pharmacology of acne treatments in this comprehensive 13-minute video lecture. Delve into the pathophysiology of acne formation, including excess sebum production, bacterial growth, and clogged pores. Learn about genetic and hormonal influences, particularly the roles of estrogen and testosterone. Discover the mechanisms of action and side effects of common acne treatments, including retinoids, antibiotics, and hormonal therapies. Gain insights into specific drugs such as tretinoin, adapalene, isotretinoin, clindamycin, doxycycline, benzoyl peroxide, spironolactone, and oral contraceptives. Follow along with the video's structure, covering acne pathophysiology, retinoids, antimicrobials, and hormonal therapy to enhance your understanding of pharmacological approaches to managing acne.
Syllabus
Pharmacology - ACNE TREATMENTS (MADE EASY)
Taught by
Speed Pharmacology
Reviews
4.1 rating, based on 14 Class Central reviews
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This course provides a concise and well-structured overview of acne treatment options. I appreciated the clear breakdown of medications, their mechanisms, side effects, and when to use each one. It's especially helpful for beginners in pharmacology or healthcare students. The visual aids and pace of teaching are great, though I would have loved a few more clinical case examples for real-life application. Overall, very informative and easy to follow.
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This course was incredibly informative and well-structured. The content was clear, up-to-date, and easy to follow. I appreciated the real-world examples and interactive activities, which helped reinforce the concepts. The instructor was knowledgeable and explained the material in a very engaging way. I definitely recommend this course to anyone interested in the subject.
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لـقـد كــانت هذه الدورة مفيدة جدا بالنسبة لي، حيث استفدت منها الكثير من المعلومات عن مرض حب الشب وكيفية علاجة وماهي الادوية المستخدمة في علاج هذا المرض المنتشر بشكل كبير في اوساط المجتمعات
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Wonderful lecture. I learnt about the meaning, causes and treatments of acne… Causes- overproduction of sebum, follicular hyperkeratinization, acne causing bacteria etc
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This session helps to know about how to treat different types of acne. It's a very understable session
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This is a very great course but for some terms, there should be referring to some other videos so they can understand meaning of some terms in other to follow up
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هذه الدوره تعتبر ممتازه للتعرف بشكل مناسب وفهم اسباب توثر وبشكل مباشره على البشره قد نكون نعلمها ولكن دون تعمق لذا هذا يوضح بطريقه مناسبه كيفيه تجنب المؤثرات الضاره على البشره لذا اريد أن اشكر جهودكم على مثل هذا العمل الذي قد يفي بإرسال رساله توعوية لكن من يعاني من تلك المشاكل ولديه مفهوم خاطئ عن كيفيه الحل
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good course that give a detailed description of how to treats different kind of acnes. But i would recommend to give also the mechanism of action of those drugs
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This person explains very well about ane.
He tells how acne is produced and what are the procedure to eliminate the acne.He explained about the pharmacotherapy. -
This course was amazing. I am happy to learn many things about acne, their causes, their treatments.This platform is very good for effective learning.
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After watching Speed Pharmacology's YouTube tutorial on Acne Treatments, I'm impressed by the clarity and depth of information provided. The presenter's concise explanations and visual aids make complex pharmacological concepts easy to grasp. This tutorial is a must-watch for anyone seeking a better understanding of acne management strategies. Highly recommended!
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Very good information this help me to understand my problem with acne long time im suffering and used much type of creams and lotion
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I don't think so its easy to understand for people you have to make it more easy to understand so the listener will understand easily and get the main topic you want to explain
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The course provided great schemitization of all the treatment options and a great micropharmacology of each treatment option.