excoriated acne

excoriated acne
acne excoriйe des filles, acne excoriйe des jeunes filles a superficial type seen most often in girls and young women, caused by the compulsive neurotic habit of picking and squeezing minute, trivial, or nonexistent facial lesions; this produces secondary lesions that can leave scars.

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