Pimples are a common occurrence for many of us—and in most cases, we're used to dealing with them on our face, neck, chest, or back. However, pimples can appear in other places, like behind the ears.

As the temperature and humidity rise steadily in the summer, excess moisture, oil, and even sunscreen can sit on the skin and cause pores to clog — and nothing ruins a good day or an important event ...

Since I was 14, I’ve suffered from acne on and off—from mild to severe—for nearly 30 years, making me part of the 41% of women who experience adult acne. Last year at 43, I had the worst cystic flare ...

Millions deal with the uncomfortable and upsetting consequences of acne. Many therapies focus on the face, back or usual affected parts, but there is increasing talk about whether ears may be linked ...

The treatment of acne ( Table I) [1,2,3,4,5,6] is based upon its severity (mild, moderate, severe) and the type(s) of lesion(s) present (noninflammatory, inflammatory, mixed). In general, the ...

Acne vulgaris Researchers examined the relationship between dairy and acne severity and frequency. A significantly lower frequency of acne, as well as lower rates of severe acne, has been reported ...

Step into your local drugstore and you’ll come across countless cleansers, serums, lotions and masks all promising the same thing: fewer acne breakouts and clearer, smoother skin. Unfortunately, not ...

Neck acne happens when oil, sweat, dead skin cells, or products clog your pores. Hormonal changes during puberty and menstruation can increase oil production and cause acne. Consistent skincare and ...

When acne debuts as acne fulminans — acne that manifests as an explosive worsening and ulceration of skin lesions and can be associated with systemic symptoms — heritability is a likely culprit. Dawn ...

Denifanstat met all endpoints in a Phase 3 acne trial and showed favorable tolerability. Sagimet also launched a Phase 1 trial for TVB-3567. Sagimet Biosciences announced that its oral fatty acid ...