The Acne Clinic Series - a special podcast series featuring leading dermatologists discussing the science, triggers, myths, and evidence-based management of acne.

In Episode 4, we look beyond facial acne to explore body acne with dermatologists Dr Bansari Mahadevia, Dr Kapila Verma and Dr Mamta Patil.

Dr Bansari Mahadevia, Founder & Director, B The Change Skin Clinic, Gujarat; Dr Kapila Verma, Chief Consultant & Director, Skin Selection, Bhopal; and Dr Mamta Patil, Founder and Consultant, Dr Mamta’s Skin & Hair Clinic, Pune, discuss why body acne is often overlooked, how body acne can affect confidence and daily life, and why timely acne treatment and consistent skincare matter.

Wondering why body acne develops, who is more prone to body acne, or when body acne requires treatment? Get expert insights as the dermatologists answer some important questions on body acne, acne treatment, skincare, and acne management, including:

  1. Why is body acne often overlooked compared to facial acne?

  2. How can body acne affect confidence, clothing choices, and daily life?

  3. Who is more likely to develop body acne?

  4. Why is body acne often diagnosed and treated later than facial acne?

  5. What role does a consistent skincare routine play in body acne management?

  6. What skincare mistakes can make body acne worse?

  7. What daily habits and clothing-related factors should people with body acne consider?

  8. What are the latest advances in body acne treatment and management?

  9. What complications can occur when body acne is left untreated?

The episode also features a quick rapid-fire segment covering body acne misconceptions, acne treatment delays, skincare mistakes, hygiene and clothing-related factors, daily habits, complications, and newer approaches to body acne management.

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