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Adult acne is a very common
difficulty, but under recognized one, acne can happen later in life. It can be
one or both kinds. People believe it doesn't occur in mature persons, but it
does. Acne can be particularly annoying for adults. A remedy that worked so
well throughout our teen years can be useless — or make acne poorer. If this
happens, you may marvel if those blemishes really are acne. After all, do
mature persons get acne? Of course, mature persons get acne. It is even possible
to get acne for the first time as a mature person. Dermatologists call this
“adult-onset acne.” It is most widespread amidst women going through menopause.
Women tend to get adult acne more frequently than men do.