If you've struggled with acne, you've probably been told one (or all) of these common acne myths…

In the past 18+ years, I've been fortunate to help thousands of people clear their acne, maintaining an impressive 95% success rate with my clients. But there's a small percentage—about "5%"—who have been more challenging than the rest.

Three months ago, I gave away two free scholarships to my program, Clear Academy, something I've been wanting to do for years. I believe everyone deserves to live their life acne-free. When Scout submitted her application, her story immediately stood out. 

Imagine walking into 2025 with clear, glowing skin—and leaving all your insecurity, frustration, and endless acne treatments behind. If you've been struggling with acne for 6 months, a year, or even longer (like I did), I want you to understand one thing: acne is NOT your fault.

In the desperate race to clear your skin, you're probably doing way too much —harsh cleansers, laser treatments, scrubbing too hard, layering acids, and whatever the latest “acne cure” is on social media. But the truth is: your skin doesn't need an aggressive attack—it needs balance. Here's why...

I met a mom who'd spent over $50,000 trying to treat her daughter's acne. Dermatologists, specialists, medications, products—you name it, they tried it. The result? Her daughter still has acne.

Having acne is an endless challenge —until you find the right strategy. What if I told you that with the right approach, you can clear your acne using products alone?

You've finally cleared up your acne, but now you're stuck with dark spots that just won't go away. You're not alone. Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) is the 2nd most common complaint we hear about, after acne. In this blog, we're going to talk about how to knock out PIH as fast as possible with Clearology's effective products.

If you've been struggling with acne despite eating right, using the best skincare, and staying on top of everything, there's a chance you're overlooking something: your vitamins and supplements. Over the years, I've noticed a sneaky cause of acne that's easy to miss—some of your most common supplements can cause breakouts. Yes, that “healthy” multivitamin you take daily just might be the reason for your persistent acne.

When Annali first walked into my office, she had one question: “Why does my acne keep coming back after I take antibiotics?" Her dermatologist had prescribed her FOUR rounds of antibiotics, and each time, they worked really well. The problem was, her acne came right back every time she stopped using them, and her dermatologist wouldn't prescribe her anymore. Let's take a look at why antibiotics usually have only a temporary effect on acne.