WebMD, CNN, CBS News, according to Dermology Acne Treatment, they’re all talking about just how effective Dermology Acne Treatment can be! When combined with the other parts of their popular kit, the Dermology Acne Pill has named itself “a revolutionary acne skincare system formulated to treat acne from the inside out!” But let’s see if Dermology Acne Treatment is “just another subpar acne treatment” or something better.

The First Warning Sign: A Free Trial Offer

We’ve seen it before, and we will probably see it again. But it always elicits the same response: our collective frustration. Yes, it sounds good at first. After all, we all love free things! But nothing is really free, and if it is, you really have to question its worth. They give you about what it is, 14 days now(from the date of shipment) to “try” it. What happens after that?

Then they start charging you $39.95 plus shipping and handling for a product that is more likely to cause side effects than results from what we have seen with other products using the same tactics. They never gained the confidence needed to sell a product based on its own merits. So they trick you into paying way too much for a product that theoretically does not do any good. But we always wonder if maybe this product is the exception.

How Does Dermology Acne Treatment Work?

Dermology Acne Treatment uses a blend that remains for the most part undisclosed. We did find a bunch of ingredients that they list in the “terms and conditions”, in order to disclose possible side effects and avoid liability. But there is no way to confirm which ingredients are in which blend. Were we to assume that all of these ingredients could be found in the Dermology Acne Pill, it may reduce inflammation and redness with ingredients like licorice. But we see no indication of ingredients that would treat and alleviate acne.

Dermology Acne Treatment Side Effects

Dermology Acne Treatment uses a number of ingredients which they admit may cause stomach pain, bad digestion, gastrointestinal upset, and liver problems. They also recommend that you avoid this if you are taking blood thinning medications. But the main thing to watch out for is yohimbine. We have never seen it in any other acne medication to date, mostly in weight loss medications. But while it does not promote weight loss or acne fighting, it has been associated with heart attacks, strokes, renal failure, and kidney damage.

Conclusion

In every way that matters, Dermology Acne Treatment seems to disappoint us. Yes, it sounds good at first if you stick to the flashy advertising. But even their “expert quotes” have nothing to do with the Dermology Acne Treatment! They discuss the problem of adult acne and just how difficult it can be to treat.

If you have already bought Dermology Acne Treatment, we would be extremely cautious of the possible side effects and halt use immediately. But if you have yet to pick an acne treatment, we recommend that you look into our top picks instead.