Adult acne is acne occurring during adulthood and may persist from adolescence or begin later in life.
Usually based on clinical examination.
Treatment may involve topical retinoids, benzoyl peroxide, antibiotics, hormonal treatments, or isotretinoin in selected cases.
Assessment may include acne distribution, lesion type, timing, hormonal associations, skin type, menstrual pattern where relevant, diet, lifestyle, sleep, previous treatment, and associated symptoms.
Dr. Kamlesh Suryawanshi brings 20+ years of clinical experience to individualized patient consultations.
Persistent, painful, nodular, or scarring acne should receive appropriate dermatological evaluation.
You expected acne to disappear with age—but the breakouts continue.
Adult acne can be frustrating, particularly when it repeatedly appears around the jawline, chin, or other areas.
At Take Care Homoeopathy, we explore the individual pattern of acne, its timing, associated factors, lifestyle, previous treatments, and overall health.
Your Skin Changes With Your Life. Your Care Should Reflect That.
Book a Consultation with Take Care Homoeopathy.
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