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Adult Acne Really Gets Under My Skin
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Welcome to our latest podcast episode where we peel back the layers of adult acne, diving deep into the science behind this common yet often misunderstood skin condition. From the humble beginnings of puberty to the complex factors contributing to acne formation, we explore the journey from zits to treatments. Join us as we dissect the role of sebaceous glands, the impact of hormonal imbalances, and the microbial mayhem within our skin microbiome. With insights into the latest treatments, including topical agents and systemic therapies, we navigate the path towards clearer skin and improved confidence. Tune in for a comprehensive discussion on acne and its management, shedding light on the quest for a future free from breakouts and blemishes.
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