How to treat acne

Fungal acne or Malassezia folliculitis commonly develops on the forehead and across the hairline but can be easily treated with topical creams that contain ketoconazole, butenafine, or clotrimazole. #acne #fungalacne #malasseziafolliculitis | Dr. Farzan

Let’s uncover the TRUTH behind this surprising skincare myth 👀 👇🏻 Fungal acne is really NOT true acne. It is actually a condition known as Pityrosporum Folliculitis. It’s a result of yeast overgrowth that is normally found in our scalp. It typically presents as small, itchy, red or flesh-colored bumps that resemble acne. It can be exacerbated by heat, humidity and excessive sweating! How do you get RID of this? Use Anti-dandruff shampoos on your forehead for a few minutes before rinsing anti-

It’s not acne 😳 Affectionately known as fungal acne on the internet, this is a less common condition we see in clinic as dermatologists called pityrosporum folliculitis. It’s caused by a little yeast that lives on our skin called Malassezia that causes little, monomorphic, itchy bumps to form. This most commonly occurs on the forehead, chest, or back. How do you know you have it? A Derm can help make this diagnosis in clinic, as it can be difficult to tell the difference between this and tradit

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Acne Causes & Treatments Understanding the ins and outs of acne. From causes to effective treatments, we’ve got you covered! Say goodbye to breakouts and hello to clear skin. 💫 Check out our latest video for expert advice! 🌐 www.skinos.in #acnetips #Skincare #clearskin #beautyblog #Skinos #Trending #DrShrutiGupta #Dermatologist Disclaimer: Content provided on this social handle is for informational purposes only. Please consult with our dermatologist Dr.Shruti Gupta regarding diagnosis and cus

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