Nearly half of new mothers with postpartum acne never learn their breakouts might be fungal—and treating it like bacterial acne makes it worse.
Fungal acne mimics bacterial acne perfectly—but antibiotics make it worse, not better.
Fungal acne often goes undiagnosed for months while patients receive treatments that actually worsen their condition.
More than half of women over 40 dealing with acne may not realize their condition could be fungal in nature, which means they’re potentially using the…
According to recent findings, at least 65% of night shift workers dealing with acne suspect their condition might be fungal in nature and could benefit…
Most parents of teens with acne believe their child’s condition is caused by bacteria and can be treated with standard acne medications like benzoyl…
Nearly half of adults over 25 dealing with acne suspect their breakouts might be fungal in nature, according to survey data reflecting a growing…
The idea that three-quarters of military personnel with acne might not recognize when their condition is fungal rather than bacterial sounds alarming, but…
The majority of teenagers struggling with acne don’t realize that what they’re treating might not actually be bacterial acne at all.
At least 12% of people with sensitive, acne-prone skin report that their acne may actually be fungal in nature and could benefit from antifungal treatment…
