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Abstract
Acne is a common condition caused by many factors. The pilosebaceous unit is the focus of skin pathology involved in the development of acne. Androgen, sebum, bacteria, immunology and genetics all play a role in pathogenesis. Additionally, external factors such as diet have been unfairly implicated in acne, while drugs and cosmetics may play a role. Management of this disease depends upon identifying the patient's specific condition and treating with products that affect the underlying factors involved in the development of the disease. ( J Dermatol Treat (2000) 11 (Suppl 2): S1-S4)
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