The word 'acne' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to a skin condition, usually associated with adolescent puberty, which is characterized by the appearance of red or white pimples on the face, chest, and back. Example sentence: "John had suffered from acne for years but finally found a medication that helped clear his skin."
It could be the explanation for your acne and your periods," my doctor told me.
Jan Tilley, a final-year English student at the University of Leeds, struggled with excessive hair and acne due to the condition, and found that the visible signs disrupted her day-to-day life: "I felt insecure when I first found out, and it affected my confidence.
It's intriguing that Withers has made his living writing advertising jingles, putting him somewhere in the pages of a pub pop quiz alongside Barry Manilow (whose credits in his early career include songs for Stridex acne fighting products) and Justin Hawkins of the Darkness (everyone from Ikea to Irn Bru).
In my final year at the University of Leeds I went to the doctor about my acne and thought I might as well ask about my lack of periods.
Yet Gentleman's article is moving in its description of all those taking part: struggling single mums; a teenager with acne, a stammer and life-long unemployed parents; drink and drug addicts; and a recovering cancer patient.
One of these is testosterone, which, as in men, is responsible for libido.Testosterone replacement therapy can, however, have a number of unpleasant side effects, such as masculinisation and acne.
More likely, craters on both the earth and the moon were the acne scars left by volcanic eruptions.It was Mr Shoemaker's good fortune to be dispatched by the Survey to look for uranium, which was often to be found in old volcano vents.
These lasers are also used to treat acne, remove hair and deal with unsightly veins.Last year Thermage, an American firm, launched the "scalpel-free facelift", with a new device that uses radiofrequency to heat up the skin's collagen, which then tightens the face.
The rights of man ReprintsRaising the general testosterone level, though, has unfortunate side-effects: weight gain, acne and irritability.
And the short-term side-effects (acne, mood swings and weight gain) experienced by a few of them were irritating, but not life-threatening.Organon, part of Akzo Nobel, a Dutch firm, is taking the work forward with 120 men, and hopes to have preliminary results next spring.
Some of the known side-effects of testosterone-replacement therapy are sleep apnea (lapses in breathing at night), acne, enlarged breasts, smaller testicles and swelling of the ankles.
