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The Truth About “Chin Acne” In Women
Adult Females Tend to Develop Acne on Their Entire U-zone, Which Includes the Chin, Cheeks, and Jaw
What Causes Acne?
Acne Is Likely Caused by Multiple Factors, Including Hormones, Inflammation, Evolutionary Biology, Medications, Stress, Vitamin Deficiency, and Diet, Amongst Others
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Treating Acne in Indian Skin
What Is Cystic Acne?
Cystic Acne Is Severe Acne, and Includes Large Lesions (Nodules and/or Cysts) That Are 5 mm or More in Diameter
What Is Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), and How Does It Affect Acne?
PCOS Is a Hormonal Disease That Affects the Ovaries and Can Lead to Acne: 19 – 37% of Females with Moderate-to-Severe Acne May Have This Disorder
How Is Teen Acne Different from Adult Acne?
Males Are More Affected as Teens, Whereas Females Are More Affected as Adults, and All Adults Tend to See Breakouts More Around the Chin and Jawline
Do Different Strains of Acne Bacteria Affect Acne Differently?
Certain Bacterial Strains Are Present in Different Amounts Between Acne and Non-acne Patients, and These Strains Display Varying Effects on the Immune System, Which Could Affect Acne Development Differently
Body Acne Is More Common Than You Think
Body Acne Is Present in about 50% of People Who Have Facial Acne
Can Prohormones Cause Acne?
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