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What should be done for pediatric acne?

Acne in children, especially adolescents, can range from mild comedones to severe cystic lesions. Treatment varies based on severity:
Topical retinoids and benzoyl peroxide for mild acne
Topical or oral antibiotics for moderate acne
Oral isotretinoin for severe, resistant acne
It is also helpful to educate adolescents on proper skin care routines and to avoid picking at the lesions to minimize scarring.

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