Pharmacology - Acne Treatments

This course on acne treatments aims to educate learners on the pathophysiology of acne formation and the main factors contributing to breakouts. By covering topics such as overproduction of sebum, bacteria growth, and clogged pores, the course delves into the mechanism of action and side effects of common acne treatments like retinoids, antibiotics, and hormonal therapies. The intended audience for this 13-minute pharmacology lecture includes individuals interested in understanding the pharmacological management of acne, including the use of drugs such as Tretinoin, Clindamycin, and Oral Contraceptives. The teaching method involves a concise presentation of key concepts related to acne treatment, focusing on retinoids, antimicrobials, and hormonal therapy.