Objectives: ADULT FEMALE ACNE (AFA) is a chronic inflammatory disease of the pilosebaceous follicle, with a predominant distribution in the lower third of the face, which affects adult women over 25 years of age.
AFA usually follows a chronic course, often marked by frequent relapses that require ongoing maintenance therapy.
Several factors contribute to the development of AFA, especially hormonal imbalance.
Pathophysiological understanding is essential to ensure that treatment choices are the most appropriate for each case.
Oral and topical medications are discussed in this presentation.

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Objectives: Acne is the most common dermatological concern in the recent times . Diagnosis , counciling , scar minimizing and treating is what i will share .

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Objectives: Understand how pathological skin picking (PSP) interacts with acne to exacerbate skin damage and mental health issues.
Evaluate the psychological effects of PSP in acne sufferers, including body dysmorphic disorder and appearance-related anxiety.
Learn about integrated treatment strategies that address both the dermatological and psychological aspects of PSP in individuals with acne.
Identify key risk factors that predispose individuals with acne to develop PSP.
Develop strategies for educating patients about the risks of PSP and effective coping mechanisms to prevent skin picking.

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Objectives: This presentation will discuss and analyze the different new approaches to the treatment of inflammatory acne and post acne pigmentation , erythema, and scarring.

Introduction: Acne is one of the most prevalent skin conditions, often occurring during adolescence, affecting up to 80% of this age group. Acne scars are a usual consequence of acne, which can occur in up to 95% of patients, with facial acne equally common in men and women

Materials / method: The presentation explored and analyzed different recent studies regarding new treatments, combinations, and early intervention to minimize post acne sequala, such as post acne pigmentation, erythema, and scarring, based on many publications and consensus.

Results: The efficacy of various treatment modalities was highlighted, with a focus on choosing the correct modalities for acne, post acne sequala

Conclusion: Recently, there are many publications that reveal the role of different emerging treatments for inflammatory acne and post acne sequalae

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Objectives: Investigate the currently available acne scars treatment modalities in case of patients with active acne including severe cases of acne and acne scars.

Introduction: Acne scars are a widely prevalent complication that can greatly impact patient quality of life. While treatment modalities for acne scarring are now well defined including energy based devices (EBD), chemical and surgical procedures, data regarding treatment options in case of active acne are lacking.

Materials / method: - 20 challenging personal cases of acne scars in active acne patients managed with single and combined treatments are dissected in order to discuss the trickiest situations practitionners may encounter when managing acne scarring including cases under active acne treatment.
- Results of a case series of 18 patients with active acne presenting moderate atrophic acne scars and pigmented scars are discussed.
- Preliminary results from a split face study conducted in our center using 2 sessions of 585nm to treat red acne scars in patients with active acne under isotretinoin course.

Results: Results from our experience in managing acne scarring in patients with active acne consolidated with available data in the literature are discussed to provide a clearer understanding of the following issues : what are the possible options in case of active acne ? Which EBD’s are effective and safe in this subgroup ? can we combine treatments ? Which scars are best to be targeted ? What about dark skin patients ? how to combine acne treatments (topical and oral) with those different options and what possibilities in case of patients under isotretinoin ?

Conclusion: Majority of patients with active acne and practitionners treating them delay acne scars treatment leading to increased risk of scarring. Early management of acne scars is an established evidence based paradigm. Patients with active acne should not be deviated from this principle.

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