Journal of Current Health Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
4(2), P. 87 - 94
Published: Oct. 27, 2024
Acne
vulgaris
is
a
common
chronic
inflammatory
skin
condition
that
predominantly
affects
adolescents
and
young
adults.
This
study
aimed
to
examine
the
relationship
between
elevated
blood
triglyceride
levels
incidence
severity
of
acne
in
A
cross-sectional
design
was
utilized,
involving
85
patients
aged
17-25
years
from
cosmetic
clinic
Surabaya,
Indonesia.
Triglyceride
were
measured
classified
into
two
categories:
normal
(less
than
150
mg/dL)
high
(more
mg/dL).
The
assessed
using
Global
Grading
System
(GAGS).
Statistical
analysis
chi-square
test
revealed
significant
association
(p
=
0.03).
However,
no
correlation
found
0.09).
These
findings
suggest
while
may
increase
risk
developing
vulgaris,
other
factors
such
as
hormonal,
genetic,
lifestyle
elements
play
more
prominent
role
determining
severity.
Clinically,
reducing
through
dietary
interventions
or
pharmacological
therapies
serve
preventive
measure
for
vulgaris.
Further
research
required
explore
mechanisms
underlying
this
potential
lipid
management
treatment.
Australasian Journal of Dermatology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 10, 2025
Acne
vulgaris
is
a
common
inflammatory
condition
that
often
treated
by
dermatologists
with
isotretinoin.
Isotretinoin
has
number
of
effects
on
pathways,
clear
efficacy
in
managing
acne
vulgaris.
There
are
also
well-documented
side
isotretinoin,
including
hyperlipidemia;
however,
the
overall
cardiovascular
risk
unclear.
This
systematic
review
revealed
low
evidence
for
major
adverse
events
associated
use
isotretinoin
patients.
Despite
this
evidence,
rare
may
be
and
should
still
considered
when
using
Dermatology and Therapy,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 21, 2025
Acne
vulgaris
affects
nearly
50
million
people
in
the
USA,
ranking
as
eighth
most
prevalent
disease
globally.
This
chronic
inflammatory
skin
condition
often
results
sequelae,
including
atrophic
acne
scars,
acne-induced
macular
erythema
and
hyperpigmentation,
impacting
patients'
quality
of
life.
commentary
article
reviews
use
topical
retinoids,
with
a
particular
emphasis
on
trifarotene
cream
0.005%,
for
managing
both
sequelae.
Topical
retinoids
are
considered
central
to
improving
treatment
outcomes
because
their
established
efficacy,
safety
tolerability.
Adapalene,
tretinoin
tazarotene
have
demonstrated
efficacy
reducing
sequelae
several
studies.
Trifarotene
has
been
extensively
studied
Phase
3
trials,
demonstrating
notable
success
treating
mild-to-moderate
acne.
Recently,
two
large-scale,
randomized,
blinded,
4
clinical
trials
investigated
0.005%
patients
scarring
hyperpigmentation
across
all
Fitzpatrick
phototypes.
The
START
study
found
that
there
was
greater
reduction
total
scar
count
group
compared
vehicle
at
Week
24
(55.2%
vs
29.9%)
statistical
significance
early
2
(P
=
0.001).
Based
this
evidence,
we
recommend
should
be
introduced
first-line
therapy
Retinoids
implemented
into
routine
possible,
especially
darker
phototypes
or
risk
scarring.
Furthermore,
incorporated
within
comprehensive
skincare
regimen
includes
adequate
photoprotection
when
Finally,
management
include
maintenance
retinoids.
supports
American
Academy
Dermatology's
call
guidance
emphasizes
need
continued
research
optimize
patient
care.
Current Nutrition Reports,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: March 6, 2025
In
this
narrative
review,
we
provide
an
overview
of
how
adherence
to
a
Mediterranean
dietary
pattern
can
complement
traditional
treatment
strategies
for
psoriasis,
acne,
and
hidradenitis
suppurativa.
We
emphasize
the
importance
integrated
approach,
with
interventions
as
key
component
holistic
patient
care.
Psoriasis,
suppurativa
are
immune-mediated
chronic
diseases
marked
by
systemic
inflammation,
genetic
environmental
factors
influencing
their
onset.
The
diet,
rich
in
plant-based
foods
antioxidant
anti-inflammatory
properties-such
whole-grain
cereals,
extra-virgin
olive
oil,
vegetables,
legumes,
fruits,
nuts-has
been
shown
reduce
clinical
severity
these
conditions.
It
also
supports
weight
control
positively
impacts
metabolic
cardiovascular
risk
factors,
which
closely
linked
diseases.
Dietary
education,
particularly
about
plays
crucial
role
management
skin
serves
important
non-pharmacological
option
that
influence
prognosis.
This
review
offers
specific
nutrition
recommendations
prescribing
diet
patients
inflammatory
Frontiers in Pharmacology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16
Published: April 7, 2025
Acne
vulgaris,
a
prevalent
inflammatory
dermatosis,
afflicts
approximately
90%
of
adolescents
globally.
Despite
the
efficacy
conventional
therapies,
including
antibiotics
and
retinoids,
their
use
is
frequently
limited
by
adverse
effects
emergence
drug
resistance.
Quercetin,
naturally
occurring
flavonoid,
has
garnered
significant
attention
owing
to
its
diverse
biological
activities,
encompassing
anti-inflammatory,
antioxidant,
antimicrobial,
immunomodulatory
properties.
This
review
comprehensively
explores
multi-target
mechanisms
quercetin
in
treatment
acne,
focusing
on
ability
modulate
cytokine
production,
oxidative
stress
pathways,
sebaceous
gland
activity,
microbial
populations.
Additionally,
promotes
skin
barrier
repair
reduces
post-inflammatory
hyperpigmentation
scarring
through
antioxidant
anti-fibrotic
effects.
promising
vitro
preclinical
findings,
challenges
such
as
quercetin's
low
bioavailability
lack
robust
clinical
evidence
necessitate
further
research.
Advanced
delivery
systems,
nanoparticles
combination
may
optimize
therapeutic
potential.
provides
insights
into
molecular
applications
quercetin,
highlighting
potential
safe
effective
alternative
for
acne
management.
AAPS PharmSciTech,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
26(5)
Published: April 29, 2025
Abstract
Effective
acne
treatment
is
critical
due
to
its
profound
impact
on
physical
and
psychological
well-being.
It
was
shown
that
severe
systemic
side
effects,
including
teratogenicity,
ovarian
reserve
reduction,
depression,
dry
skin,
hypertriglyceridemia,
intracranial
hypertension
limited
oral
isotretinoin
usage.
Therefore,
this
study
addresses
these
challenges
by
developing
isotretinoin-loaded
lipid
liquid
crystal
(LLC-IT)
nanoparticles
for
topical
application,
aiming
enhance
localized
delivery
while
minimizing
exposure.
LLC-IT
were
prepared
using
a
top-down
method
evaluated
their
physicochemical
properties,
photostability,
cytotoxicity,
antimicrobial
activity,
in-vitro
drug
release,
in-vivo
therapeutic
efficacy.
A
testosterone-induced
mouse
model
used
compare
with
untreated
commercial
gel-treated
groups.
exhibited
uniform
particle
size
(69.57
±
0.51
nm),
low
polydispersity
index
(0.264
0.01),
stable
zeta
potential
(-
19.3
0.2
mV).
High
encapsulation
efficiency
(95%
3)
effective
loading
capacity
(1.15%
0.13)
achieved.
Drug
release
diffusion-controlled
minimal
UV-induced
degradation.
Stability
assessments
over
12
months
confirmed
consistent
properties
across
varying
storage
temperatures.
displayed
significant
antibacterial
activity
reduced
skin
irritation
in
Draize
tests
compared
gels.
In-vivo
,
inflammation
significantly
more
than
or
groups,
indicating
enhanced
efficacy
of
formulation.
The
formulation
shows
superior
stability
effects
conventional
treatments,
offering
patient-friendly
solution,
as
well
promising
alternative
industrial
production
management.
Graphical
Revista Contemporânea,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
5(5), P. e8072 - e8072
Published: May 9, 2025
No
mundo
atual,
a
preocupação
com
aparência
física
é
crescente
e
impulsionada
pelas
mídias
sociais.
Algumas
disfunções
inestéticas
vão
de
encontro
esse
objetivo,
exemplo
da
acne.
Esta,
uma
disfunção
cutânea
que
afeta
em
média
85%
população,
impacta
negativamente
qualidade
vida
dos
pacientes
influenciada
por
hábitos
alimentares
condições
hormonais
emocionais,
como
o
estresse.
O
presente
estudo
caso
seguiu
as
diretrizes
CARE
descreve
abordagem
terapêutica
bioativos
recursos
eletroterapêuticos
paciente
29
anos
acne
inflamatória
há
quase
10
anos,
não
obteve
resultados
satisfatórios
tratamentos
anteriores.
Após
realização
do
exame
clínico
detalhado,
foi
estabelecido
um
plano
tratamento
consistiu
na
utilização
terapia
alta
frequência,
fotobiomodulação
laser
bioativos,
seguida
máscara
calmante,
fotodocumentação
reavaliação
após
48
horas.
As
intervenções
utilizadas
demonstraram
efeito
promissor
no
das
lesões
acnéicas
paciente.
International Journal of Women s Health,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
Volume 16, P. 663 - 678
Published: April 1, 2024
Abstract:
Previously
considered
a
skin
disease
exclusively
affecting
adolescents,
characterized
by
inflammatory
and
non-inflammatory
lesions,
acne
vulgaris
is
now
increasingly
observed
in
adult
life,
including
post-menopause.
Today,
female
(AFA)
common
chronic
of
the
pilosebaceous
unit,
with
polymorphic
lesions
presenting
as
open
or
closed
comedones,
papules,
pustules,
even
nodules
cysts,
often
presence
sequelae.
AFA
may
persist
from
adolescence
manifest
de
novo
adulthood.
Its
etiology
multifactorial,
involving
genetic,
hormonal,
dietary,
environmental
factors,
yet
still
incompletely
understood.
Increased
sebum
production,
keratinocyte
hyper-proliferation,
inflammation,
reduced
diversity
Cutibacterium
acnes
strains
are
underlying
mechanisms.
During
menopausal
transition,
relative
increase
androgen
levels
occurs,
just
estrogens
begin
to
decline,
which
can
itself
acne.
Whereas
most
exhibit
few
normo-androgenic
serum
levels,
baseline
investigations
testing
panel
enable
associated
comorbidities
be
eliminated,
such
polycystic
ovarian
syndrome,
congenital
adrenal
hyperplasia,
tumors.
Another
interesting
feature
AFA's
impact
on
quality
greater
than
being
similar
other
diseases
like
asthma.
The
therapeutic
approach
depends
its
severity
features.
This
review
investigates
intricate
facets
AFA,
specific
focus
incidence
rates,
treatment
modalities,
curious
menopause.
Utilizing
insights
contemporary
literature
scientific
discussions,
this
article
seeks
advance
our
understanding
offering
new
perspectives
shape
clinical
practices
improve
patient
outcomes.
Keywords:
acne,
epidemiology,
treatment,
dermocosmetics,
menopause,
hormonal
dynamics
Research Square (Research Square),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 29, 2024
AbstractBackground:
Acne
vulgaris
affects
millions
worldwide,
with
psychological
stress
emerging
as
a
significant
contributor
to
its
development.
Stress
influences
acne
via
hormonal
fluctuations,
inflammation,
immune
modulation,
altered
skin
barrier
function,
and
lifestyle
changes.
Understanding
these
mechanisms
is
crucial
for
developing
effective
management
strategies.
This
study
aims
elucidate
the
role
of
in
pathogenesis
inform
more
targeted
interventions.Methods:
A
comprehensive
search
encompassing
databases
such
PubMed,
MEDLINE,
Google
Scholar,
open
access
/
subscription-based
journals,
was
conducted
retrieve
relevant
articles
investigation
key
through
which
impacts
development
exacerbation.
Articles
were
searched
without
any
date
restrictions.
Utilizing
criteria
delineated
methodology
section,
studies
systematically
reviewed
relationship
between
adheres
PRISMA
guidelines
(Preferred
Reporting
Items
Systematic
Reviews
Meta-Analyses).Results:
Our
revealed
multiple
Hormonal
including
increases
cortisol
androgens,
stimulate
sebaceous
gland
activity,
leading
excess
sebum
production.
Inflammation,
triggered
by
stress-induced
cytokine
release,
exacerbates
lesions.
also
impairs
alters
responses,
factors
diet,
sleep,
skincare
habits,
all
contribute
severity.
Additionally,
neuropeptides,
oxidative
stress,
insulin
resistance,
pH,
vascular
changes,
changes
microbiome
play
roles
pathogenesis.
These
findings
highlight
varied
nature
stress-acne
interactions
underscore
importance
addressing
both
physiological
strategies.Conclusion:
reveals
stress's
impact
on
function
impairment,
behavioral
factors,
distress,
alterations.
Addressing
underscores
need
holistic
strategies
integrating
reduction
techniques
conventional
treatments.
interplay
emphasizes
approaches
improve
outcomes,
recognizing
bidirectional