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DermNet NZ
Dermatology reference summaries from DermNet NZ.
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- Acne ↗
- Acne treatment (salicylic acid opens clogged pores). DermNet NZ ↗
- Acne vulgaris: features, types, and treatments ↗
- Allergic Contact Dermatitis ↗
- Allergic Contact Dermatitis to Essential Oils ↗
- Allergy to ecamsule — ecamsule (Mexoryl SX) FDA-approved in 2006, marketed as Anthelios SX. DermNet NZ ↗
- Alpha hydroxy acid facial treatments ↗
- Azelaic acid ↗
- Bacteria in acne ↗
- Bacterial folliculitis ↗
- Barrier function in atopic dermatitis (filaggrin, NMF, TEWL) ↗
- Benzoyl peroxide ↗
- Comedo ↗
- Comedonal acne ↗
- Compositae allergy (sesquiterpene lactone contact allergy) ↗
- Contact allergy to propolis ↗
- Contact reactions to lanolin (wool alcohols) — a known contact allergen (American Contact Dermatitis Society 2023 Allergen of the Year); prevalence is low (~1.7–3.3% in dermatitis patients, <0.5% general population) but rises with repeated exposure. DermNet ↗
- Cutaneous cysts and pseudocysts ↗
- Dry Skin (Xeroderma) ↗
- Emollients and Moisturizers (Moisturisers) ↗
- Enlarged pores ↗
- Fragrance allergy ↗
- Hyaluronic acid therapy. Fillers ↗
- Hydroquinone (often combined with topical retinoids to increase efficacy). DermNet NZ ↗
- Irritant contact dermatitis ↗
- How to Patch Test a New Skincare Product (and What It Actually Catches)
- Sensitive Skin: Sensory Reaction, Thin Barrier, or Real Allergy?
- Physical vs. Chemical Exfoliation: What's Actually Happening to Your Skin
- How to Introduce a New Active Without Wrecking Your Skin
- Skin Cycling: What the 4-Night Rule Actually Rests On
- Keratosis pilaris ↗
- Melasma (slow to respond; lifelong photoprotection; relapse risk). DermNet NZ ↗
- Milium, milia ↗
- Patch tests ↗
- Personal protective equipment ↗
- Pseudofolliculitis Barbae (Razor Bumps): Images and Management ↗
- Rosacea: symptoms, causes, and management ↗
- Salicylic acid ↗
- Seborrhoeic dermatitis ↗
- Soaps and cleansers ↗
- Sunscreens: A Complete Overview ↗
- Topical retinoids (dose-limited by irritation; titrate a single agent). DermNet NZ ↗
- Urea ↗
- What causes acne? ↗