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Follow on Google News | Acne Drug Removed From Market, Now What Do You Do?Roche Holding AG, the world's biggest maker of cancer drugs, recently announced the withdrawal of its Accutane acne medicine from the US Market. Now what is the Acne sufferer to do? What are your treatment options?
By: Nikki Rasmussen July 16, 2009 Pleasanton, CA /PRNewswire/ "Accutane is a powerful drug to treat acne, however it does not come without consequence” YOLO utilizes a combination of therapies to treat common acne, as well as Acne Vulgaris. Acne Vulgaris is a disease which can cause longstanding psychological and emotional harm to patients and often results in scarring. It is imperative that all clients that suffer from acne to be seen by a Dermatologist for evaluation, however at YOLO we have laser based treatments as well as peels that are specific for the treatment of acne that work in conjunction with the treatment plan prescribed by your Doctor. Laser treatments work by ridding the bacteria that are the cause of the acne as well as delivering heat/energy to the glands that are the cause of the overproduction of “oil/sebum” About Nikki Rasmussen, RN Nikki Rasmussen, BS, BSN, RN has over 15 years experience in the Medical Field. Most recently she opened YOLO aesthetic boutique and Med Spa when she couldn’t find the perfect blend of a day/medical spa. YOLO has the latest technology and all laser treatments are supervised by a Physician. To contact Nikki or schedule an appointment, please call203-533- (i) Roche Pharmaceutical Press Release; Roche Discontinues and Plans to Delist Accutane in the U.S. Roche Pharmaceuticals, Nutley, NJ. June 26, 2009 # # # The perfect blend of a day and medical spa providing the latest in non-surgical rejuvenation in a chic setting. Keeping the Connecticut shoreline beautiful one face at a time. End
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