Rosacea - adult acne: Acne starting as an adult is a bit different than acne in childhood: it is called rosacea and is treated a bit differently. Your treatment may be for many months or even years; a visit with your doctor seems to be appropriate.
Answered 12/6/2012
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Adult Acne: Adult acne is a b&(*h. 30-40% of adults have some degree of acne, including many who never had acne as a teenager. Adult acne is usually different than teenage acne. There are a variety of treatments available. For women, looking at hormonal therapy is often worthwhile.
Answered 12/9/2013
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