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ACNE VULGARIS: MANAGEMENT OF MODERATE TO SEVERE ACNE IN ADOLESCENTS AND ADULTS
Emmy Graber, MD, MBA
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Acne vulgaris is a prevalent skin disorder that can lead to significant discomfort and psychosocial issues. The document discusses various treatment modalities, including topical, oral, and procedural therapies, specifically focusing on moderate to severe cases. It emphasizes the importance of individualized treatment plans and the need for ongoing updates based on new evidence. The management of mild acne and acne in younger populations is addressed separately.
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