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New Solutions for Adult Acne
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Once synonymous with puberty, acne is a growing concern for adults—particularly for women—from the 20s to well into their 40s. Christopher Bunick, MD, PhD delved into treatment options for this increasing patient population at the American Academy of Dermatology 2022 Annual Meeting.
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