What looks like acne, feels like acne, but isn’t actually acne at all? That would be pityrosporum folliculitis—or fungal "acne," as it’s more commonly called (which, btw, only adds to the confusion).

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Fungal acne often looks like regular acne, but it’s caused by yeast overgrowth. Find out how to identify and treat it the right way with antifungal solutions. Getty Images File If you have small, ...

Fungal acne is not actual acne, and thinking of it as regular breakouts often leads to wrong treatment, persistent bumps, and frustration. Understanding what fungal acne is, why it happens, and how to ...

Fungal acne so closely resembles ordinary acne that many people endure prolonged frustration with the wrong treatments.

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Monsoon humidity can trigger acne, oily skin and fungal infections. Dr Aditi Wadhwa shares expert-approved skincare dos and ...