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Acne Can Cost $36-$2.5K To Treat. Here's Why

Mira Research Team
Mira Research Team22 Apr 2024
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Topical acne gels and creams typically cost between $36-$336 a year; oral acne medications cost between $72.53-$1,304.09 for a normal prescription cycle and cost between $167-$2,509 for common acne procedures. There is also an additional cost for visiting the dermatologist, which on average, is around $221. 

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How Much Are Acne Treatments?

Acne is a skin condition that over 50 million Americans struggle with. Several different treatment routes depend on the intensity and type of acne, including gels and creams, medical procedures, and even oral medications. Acne treatments can cost up to $2,509.

Average Price of Common Acne Treatments

Type of Treatment

Gels/Creams

Oral Medications

Procedures

Average Cost Per Year

$36-$336

$72.53-$1,304.09*

$167-$2,509

Sources: aafp.org, ncbi.nlm.nih.gov, sciencedirect.com

*Per 90-179 day period (recommended time of taking oral acne medications)

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