Nearly half of adults with facial acne also develop breakouts on their chest and back, yet most treatments ignore crucial differences between these body regions. New research reveals that truncal acne—affecting the torso—operates through distinct mechanisms that require tailored therapeutic approaches. The comprehensive analysis, published in the Journal of Dermatologic Science and Cosmetic Technology, challenges … Read more
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