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For many people who have acne, the skin disease affects more than their appearance. Acne can take a toll on one’s emotional health:²
LOW SELF-ESTEEM:
65.5% of adolescents with acne had low self-esteem and 61.8% had body image dissatisfaction.³ 70% of acne patients aged 30 to 39 years were most bothered by the appearance of acne.⁴
DEPRESSION: Studies reveal that teens with acne have a higher risk of developing depression, than do teens who have the occasional pimple.5 68% of patients reported acne affected their social activities, where they avoided social gatherings during an acne flare.6
Patients reported acne affected their social activities.⁶
Further, People with acne can also develop decreased quality of life and a feeling of being all alone.² Some people say that having acne makes them feel on edge.²