Acne vulgaris is the most common skin condition associated with inflammation of the pilosebaceous unit and affects all ethnic and age groups, independent of sex, nationality, or socioeconomic status. Although this high incidence rate, the presence of acne lesions can usually affect self-confidence, anxiety, and community avoidance. Additionally, it can also affect the sexual quality of life of adult patients. This occurs because acne lesions can become scarring, which can aggravate both the physical aspect of the patient as well as the impact on the psychological factors.
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