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The drug has FDA approval for the treatment of acne. The medication inhibits the growth of keratin skin cells that block pores. The opened pores allow the outflow of sebum and reduce the formation of blackheads and spots. The drug also kills the bacteria that are responsible for causing acne. This happens due to the outflow of sebum.
