Favre–Racouchot Syndrome

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Favre–Racouchot syndrome (Favre–Racouchot disease, Nodular cutaneous elastosis with cysts and comedones):

Is a form of sun damage
Usually develops in the skin of older adults
Is more common in men
Appears as dilated pores filled with dark coloured debris (open comedones, black heads)
Is usually located on the temples, upper cheeks and the outside edges of the eyes
May get gradually worse with time
Is not due to diet
Is not deposits of calcium in the skin
Is not deposits of cholesterol in the skin

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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
- To learn more about extractions, please click here

For your convenience, the services above are available in my office

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