Acne in Childhood: An Update

Kim, Wendy; Mancini, Anthony J.

doi:10.3928/00904481-20130924-13

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“…According to recent data, the age of onset is getting earlier and earlier. 3,4 There are two types of acne in newborns before the first year of life: neonatal acne (Birth to ≤6 week), infantile acne (6 week to ≤1 year). 5 Lesion skin of neonatal acne typically occurs on the face, the cheek, forehead, and chin.…”

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Lipidomics reveals the role of glycoceramide and phosphatidylethanolamine in infantile acne

Yang

Zhou

Wang

et al. 2020

J of Cosmetic Dermatology

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Acne vulgaris is a common inflammatory skin disorder affecting children and adolescents. 1,2 It often affected more than 85% of 12 to 24 years of adolescents. According to recent data, the age of onset is getting earlier and earlier. 3,4 There are two types of acne in newborns before the first year of life: neonatal acne (Birth to ≤6 week), infantile acne (6 week to ≤1 year). 5 Lesion skin of neonatal acne typically occurs on the face, the cheek, forehead, and chin. Although they sometimes extend to the scalp, neck, and upper chest, the symptom is resembling with neonatal cephalic pustulosis (NCP). 6 Compared to neonatal acne, infantile acne is the most prominent shows on the

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Lipidomics reveals the role of glycoceramide and phosphatidylethanolamine in infantile acne

Yang

Zhou

Wang

et al. 2020

J of Cosmetic Dermatology

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“…Lesi akne bersifat pleomorfik berupa komedo, papul, pustul, nodus. 1,2 Akne dapat diklasifikasikan berdasarkan tipe lesi (morfologi) dan kelompok usia. Lesi akne dapat dibagi menjadi lesi non-inflamasi (komedo terbuka dan tertutup) dan lesi inflamasi (papul, pustul dan nodus).…”

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“…Tingginya nilai DHEA dapat menstimulasi produksi kelenjar sebasea sampai usia 1 tahun lalu menghilang dan muncul kembali saat pubertas. 2,3 Pasien dengan akne infantil, penilaian pertumbuhan penting saat melakukan pemeriksaan fisik, selain itu evaluasi kelainan pubertas sebelum waktunya seperti bau tidak sedap pada ketiak, pertumbuhan payudara, clitoromegaly, rambut aksila dan genital, dan peningkatan massa otot. Bila terdapat kondisi tersebut dianjurkan untuk melakukan pemeriksaan laboratorium menilai kadar testosteron bebas dan terikat, DHEA, luteinizing hormone, dan follicle stimulating hormoneatau merujuk ke pediatric endocrinologist.…”

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Akne Pada Anak

Yenny¹

2020

JKA

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Penyakit kulit pada anak-anak merupakan salah satu tantangan bagi dokter terutama dermatologis. Komunikasi yang efektif terhadap pasien anak maupun orangtuanya sangat diperlukan untuk mendapatkan riwayat perjalanan penyakit. Akne pada anak (akne pediatrik, acne in childhood) dapat muncul sejak awal kehidupan hinga masa prepubertas sebelum anak berusia 12 tahun. Akne pada anak dibagi berdasarkan usia menjadi empat subtipe yaitu akne neonatal, akne infantil, mid-childhood acne, dan akne prepubertas. Kelainan ini diduga dipengaruhi oleh fisiologis hingga keterlibatan flora normal kulit, genetik dan hormonal. Terapi yang diberikan bergantung pada subtipe akne dan pada beberapa kasus dibutuhkan rujukan ke endokrinologis.

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“…Despite advances in understanding the pathophysiology of acne with concomitant increase of prevalence of acne, relatively little is known about its epidemiology . Also, onset age of acne is getting younger and childhood acne seems to be increasing, but no substantial data is available so far …”

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“…2,3 Also, onset age of acne is getting younger and childhood acne seems to be increasing, but no substantial data is available so far. 4,5 Based on this background, The Korean Society for Acne Research conducted a multicenter study to investigate the age distribution of acne patients who visited general hospitals in Korea.…”

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Analysis of Korean acne patients according to age groups based on two multicenter studies

Park

Kim

Kang

et al. 2016

The Journal of Dermatology

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Along with increasing public concerns on acne and its complications, increasing treatment options seem to lead more acne patients to clinics globally, including Korea. The aim of the present study was to investigate the number and distribution of acne patients according to age group by analyzing number and age of outpatients from several general hospitals in Korea. Two retrospective multicenter studies including 14 general hospitals for a maximum of 10 years were conducted by medical chart review of acne patients. During the last 10 years, total acne patients have increased by 60% in number and patients under the age of 19 years have doubled. Adult acne patients (aged >18 years) accounted for the biggest portion in total acne patients at over 80%. Although upper grade of elementary school patients (aged 10-12 years) accounted for the biggest portion among the childhood acne patients, children under 10 years have also increased rapidly by 73% during the last 10 years. Childhood acne patients (aged <13 years) accounted for 11% of total acne patients. We found that acne patients were increasing consistently and the portion of those aged under 19 years is getting bigger. Additionally, childhood acne patients have increased remarkably.

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Acne in Childhood: An Update

Cited by 11 publications

References 32 publications

Lipidomics reveals the role of glycoceramide and phosphatidylethanolamine in infantile acne

Lipidomics reveals the role of glycoceramide and phosphatidylethanolamine in infantile acne

Akne Pada Anak

Analysis of Korean acne patients according to age groups based on two multicenter studies

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