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Blemishes and acne commonly occur as a result of hormonal changes during puberty, but according to the NHS, around 3% of adults have acne over the age of 35. “Adult acne is more common in women than men,” explains board-certified dermatologist, Muneeb Shah. “Some common signs and symptoms of acne include the formation of comedones (clogged hair follicles), inflammation of the skin, and the presence of nodules or cysts.” If not managed effectively, acne can cause scarring or hyperpigmentation. Dr Alexis Granite, consultant dermatologist at Skinesis Medical in London says: “Adopting a good Take a deep-dive into our expert guide to all things health and wellness - from the inside-out handbook Health Adult acne WO R D S S H E E VA FA L L A H I INSIDE OUT