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Abstract
Acne is one of the most common diseases in the world. Despite the availability of effective treatments, acne affects up to 95% of people, especially women, most often under the age of 25 and Up to 50% of women experience it after the age of 25. The peak incidence is at the age of 15-18 (earlier in girls than in boys). The location of the rash on visible parts of the body, especially on the face, has a significant impact on the psychological state of a person. Nowadays, the problem of psychosomatic disorders of patients with dermatoses is becoming increasingly relevant. This is evidenced by the increasing number of scientific studies and articles devoted to this problem. Acne on exposed areas of the body can disrupt a person's psychological health. According to surveys, 80% of teenagers believe that acne is the most unpleasant phenomenon for a person. Teenagers are especially susceptible to psychological stress (including depression) due to acne. The presence of acne on visible areas of the skin can lead to dysmorphophobia.