Acne is the most common skin disease, affecting up to 95% of adolescents. Severe episodes
of acne can cause considerable physical and psychological scarring, and overexpression of …

This review focuses on the subject of acne in women, a disease that is increasingly common
and that can also affect men. Adult acne differs from the type of acne that occurs in …

Background Many current guidelines provide detailed evidence‐based recommendations
for acne treatment. Objective To create consensus‐based, simple, easy‐to‐use algorithms …

Materials and Methods Study Design—This was a prospective, double-blind comparative
study conducted from May 2000 to September 2001 at 56 investigational centers in Russia …

Background Growing numbers of post‐adolescent females are suffering from treatment‐
resistant or relapsing adult acne forms, therefore requiring the definition of safe and effective …

BACKGROUND: The use of either oral contraceptives or antiandrogens has been shown to
be helpful in the treatment of women with acne. OBJECTIVES: We investigated the safety …

Acne is a chronic disease of the pilosebaceous follicle that affects mainly adolescents. It
causes polymorph cutaneous lesions that may leave scars after regression. It is …

Background Despite it is accepted that acne is mostly caused by an hyper‐responsiveness
of the pilo‐sebaceous unit to normal circulating androgen hormones, in a few patients …

Background and objective: Acne-prone skin, a common skin condition not only in
adolescents but also in adults, can significantly influence the affected individual's quality of …

Background: The monophasic hormonal combined oral contraceptive (COC) ethinylestradiol
(EE) 0.03 mg/chlormadinone acetate (CMA) 2 mg (Belara®) has been shown to have good …