Acne practical cases – Trunk, skin of colour

Expert/s: Dr Jo-Ann See
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69% of GPs rated this lecture as excellent

In this Healthed lecture, acne expert, Dr Jo-Ann See addresses a number of the challenges faced by clinicians trying to effectively treat acne, and more importantly patients with acne. She discusses a range of acne-related issues from managing patients with skin of colour or truncal acne to patients influenced by social media or experiencing significant psychological distress from their skin condition.

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Last Updated: 8 Jul, 2026

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Dermatologist; Principal, Central Sydney Dermatology; Co-chair, All About Acne

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