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[...] may contribute to acne development. Bacteria associated with acne, and that may lead to secondary infections include staphylococcus epidermis and propionibacterium acnes (P. acnes). It is believed [...]

[...] dealing with acne, it is important to understand what it is, how it forms, its causes, and treatment methods. Though it may be unpleasant for the person with the condition, it is rarely a serious [...]

[...] Cystic Acne Cystic acne is the name for acne vulgaris and is commonly referred to as acne. When dealing with acne, [...]

[...] present. This form of acne may appear on the face, neck, upper body, and back. Though many acne sufferers experience the most significant outbreaks during adolescence, the condition may strike at [...]

[...] see their dermatologist or health care professional immediately. There are several prescription strength treatments, as well as herbal and other formulas, that may be used to treat the condition. [...]

[...] the body more vulnerable to breakouts and flare-ups. It is not sure, however, whether stress causes acne, or if it just makes the condition worse when present. Heredity seems to play a role and [...]