Acne women

Mina Stein, 20, from Frankfurt, Germany, is encouraging others to embrace their skin, after struggling with cystic acne for the past two years that was triggered by taking birth control pills.

A new study, published in JAMA Dermatology has found that women in their late twenties are suffering from mental health issues as a result of living with adult acne.

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Emily Keel, from Portsmouth, had suffered with severe acne since the age of 12 and felt doctors could be insensitive about her condition. After using isotretinoin, she feels like herself again.

Acne can occur at any age, appear in men and women, last for years, or come and go. Acne can occur in all skin types, and appear in different places. Acne is common, and it's okay! You're still beautiful as is. As we've always said, it's not the way you look, but the way you feel that matters. Illustration by @marcelailustra #skinpositivity #acneawarenessmonth #acnescars #acneprone #acneskin #acnepositivity #banish #banishacnestigma

Four women who have experienced post-Roaccutane relapses share their experiences on the drug, and how they are now learning to manage their acne.

Shaking stereotypes.

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🔸Journey To Clear Skin🔸 Just a photo to show my skin concerns (active acne, hyperpigmentation and post inflammation and oily skin) Yikkes lol #skincare #hyperpigmentation #acne #oilyskin