At Least 71% of Adults With Persistent Acne Have Experienced Their Face Mask Material Matters for Preventing Maskne
More than seven out of ten adults who struggle with persistent acne have already dealt with maskne—a phenomenon that emerged during the pandemic and has…
At Least 57% of Adults With Persistent Acne Believe That Accutane Can Permanently Clear Acne in 85% of Patients After One Course
A significant proportion of adults dealing with persistent acne hold an optimistic but somewhat inflated belief about Accutane’s effectiveness.
At Least 59% of Adults With Persistent Acne Have Never Been Told That Physical Scrubs on Inflamed Acne Spread Bacteria and Cause Scarring
A significant gap exists between what dermatologists know about acne care and what most adults with persistent acne actually understand.
At Least 66% of Adults Over 25 With Acne Don’t Realize That Their Cleanser Is Making Their Acne Worse
Most adults with acne over 25 have no idea that the very product they’re using to clean their skin is actively worsening their breakouts.
At Least 84% of Adults Over 25 With Acne Say That Zinc Supplements Can Reduce Inflammatory Acne by Nearly 50%
A growing body of evidence supports what many adults with acne already believe: zinc supplements can significantly reduce inflammatory acne breakouts.
At Least 88% of Adults Over 25 With Acne Have Never Been Told That Tretinoin Increases Collagen Production and Actually Thickens Skin Over Time
The vast majority of adults dealing with acne over age 25 lack basic understanding of how tretinoin works at a cellular level.
At Least 20% of Adults Over 25 With Acne Have Tried Azelaic Acid Is One of the Safest Acne Treatments During Pregnancy
While comprehensive usage statistics on azelaic acid among adults over 25 remain limited, recent research confirms that azelaic acid has emerged as one of…
At Least 20% of Adults With Persistent Acne Report That Retinoids Can Take 12 Weeks Before Showing Results
When it comes to retinoid treatment for persistent acne, the 12-week timeline isn’t arbitrary—it’s the gold standard that dermatologists use to evaluate…
At Least 17% of Adults With Persistent Acne Have Tried Their Cleanser Is Making Their Acne Worse
At least 17% of adults with persistent acne have made a difficult discovery: their cleanser is making their skin worse.
At Least 51% of Adults With Persistent Acne Have Experienced High-Glycemic Foods Spike Insulin Which Increases Oil Production
High-glycemic foods have a documented effect on acne severity in adults, though the exact percentage claiming this experience varies across studies.