
|Articles|February 2, 2022
Best practices for treating MASKNE in children and adolescents
Author(s)Lois Levine, MA
How to prevent, minimize, and treat maskne
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Contemporary Pediatrics® recently spoke with Alanna F. Bree, MD, a board-certified pediatric dermatologist and clinical assistant professor of Dermatology at Baylor College of Medicine and Texas Children’s Hospital in Houston, Texas, as well as a Society of Pediatric Dermatology member, about maskne, including how long it has been around (since before the pandemic); how maskne presents differently in young children compared to teenagers; and how to best treat and prevent.
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