Anyone who ever suffered from acne during their adolescence knowns that in most cases, the condition improves with time. Yet often, as a result of the wrong treatment and/or the skin's non-standard recovery,
scars form, which remain long after the acne problem itself has been cured and badly impacting the physical appearance and quality of life.

Seborrhoea— Seborrhoeic Dermatitis 
Seborrhoea is a common skin disease, which is manifested by chronic inflammation in the skin.

Rosacea, sometimes also called adult acne (as it usually appears after the age of 30), is a chronic skin disease. It is manifested by an increased and permanent facial redness accompanied by a stinging sensation and widened capillaries. At time, it is also accompanied by small, red, acne-like pimples. At the early stages of the disease, the flushing is intermittent, but later on becomes permanent.