It is even possible to get acne for the first time as an adult. Dermatologists call this “adult-onset acne.” It is most common among women going through menopause. Women tend to get adult acne more ...

Adult acne can affect females later in life. Hormonal changes, stress, and cosmetic use are just a few of the possible causes of acne that can occur in females in their 30s, 40s, 50s, and 60s. Other ...

Late-onset and persistent adult acne are now more widely recognized and may necessitate consideration of an alternative approach to therapy. A focus on early aggressive intervention is paramount ...

A A sudden onset of acne in menopausal years is infuriatingly common and always upsetting. The oral medication Roaccutane (isotretinoin) has so far been the gold standard for nuking the condition ...

Esthetician Skin care educator holding classes throughout Northern California for acne and general skin care Completed both undergraduate and postgraduate studies with the International Dermal ...

There is in fact a greater than 3-fold risk with affected first-degrees family members,” Dr. Dawn Eichefield said.