Acne And Its Management

    November 2013 in “ Pediatrics in Review ”
    S. Alison Basak, Andrea L. Zaenglein
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    TLDR Effective acne treatment and patient education are crucial to prevent long-term physical and psychological effects.
    The document "Acne and Its Management" from 2013, authored by S. Alison Basak and Andrea L. Zaenglein, discussed acne as the most prevalent skin disorder in the United States, affecting approximately 85% of young individuals between 12 and 24 years old. The severity of acne can range from mild comedonal acne to severe systemic disease impacting multiple organ systems. The authors emphasized the importance of the correct choice of therapy and adherence to therapeutic regimens to reduce physical and psychological concerns and prevent potential permanent sequelae. They also highlighted the need for patient education about expected adverse effects, realistic expectations for improvement, and the significance of maintenance regimens.
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