Acne

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Nearly 50 million Americans suffer from acne—a staggering 95% of all people experiencing acne at some point in their lives*

As the most common skin condition in the U.S., acne is caused when hair follicles become clogged with oil and dead skin cells. While it’s a common rite of passage in adolescence, acne can also become persistent and unsightly, affecting millions of adults — both physically and emotionally.

How can acne look like:

Whiteheads, which are tiny bumps with a clear or white tip that are visible just below the skin’s surface.
Blackheads, or dark plugs that appear just above the top layer of skin.
Papules, characterized as solid, pink bumps that might also feel very tender
Pustules, which are red bumps with a white, pus-filled center