Acne

Even though it is most common during adolescence, acne can appear in adulthood, most frequently in women.

Cosmetics can aid in controlling acne that is mild to moderate, but they are insufficient for treating more severe forms.

Adolescent acne typically resolves on its own. In the case of adult acne, it tends to persist without treatment.

If your acne persists or worsens despite the use of cosmetic products, if your pimples are inflamed or they're affecting your mood, it's time to consult a dermatologist.

We indeed identify several forms of acne, each requiring a specific treatment.

Indeed, stress can exacerbate skin problems, including acne.

The hormonal changes that pregnant women experience can affect sebum production, and cause or exacerbate acne.