EXCORIATED ACNE AND PSYCHOEMOTIONAL STATES
Abstract
Excoriated acne is more common in young women, characterized by permanent damage to areas of the skin with acne rashes that patients squeeze out or tear off. Often, acne is accompanied by severe excoriation, which subsequently leads to emotional and psychological problems.
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