We’re taught from our hormone-riddled teen years to be on high alert for acne—and to attack it with every product under the sun at the first sign of a zit. Of course, as adults, we’re wise enough to ...

Fungal acne is a common skin condition caused by an overgrowth of yeast called Malassezia in the hair follicles. Unlike regular acne, fungal acne often appears as small, itchy, uniform bumps and tends ...

What looks like acne, feels like acne, but isn’t actually acne at all? That would be pityrosporum folliculitis—or fungal "acne," as it’s more commonly called (which, btw, only adds to the confusion).

We asked dermatologists to share the best treatment and prevention tips. Fact checked by Isaac WinterMedically reviewed by Hadley King, MDFact checked by Isaac WinterMedically reviewed by Hadley King, ...

Folliculitis, commonly referred to as "fungal acne," isn't technically acne at all. It's a skin condition caused by yeast overgrowth that leads to inflamed hair follicles. Like acne, it can be ...

Acne is one of the most common skin conditions seen in general practice. Acne vulgaris – the most prevalent form – affects ...

Fungal acne often looks like regular acne, but it’s caused by yeast overgrowth. Find out how to identify and treat it the right way with antifungal solutions. Getty Images File If you have small, ...

Did you know that 95% of people experience acne before the age of 30? Maybe. But what if I told you that 27% of those people have fungal acne? Myself included. In fact, there was a time – not too long ...

It turns out the internet was onto something when people began praising dandruff shampoo as a skin care treatment. The dermatologist-approved trick specifically targets fungal acne and can help clear ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Blackheads, whiteheads, cystic acne, hormonal acne: It seems like there’s a never-ending list of ...

Living day-to-day with acne can be a very personal experience, with different treatments yielding wildly different results for each individual. What works for one, might not work for all. The highly ...