N. Gryazeva, A. V. Bezborodova, V. E. Kazaryan, M. S. Kruglova
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Abstract
The skin, being a border organ that provides a protective function and is constantly exposed to the environment. In the scientific literature, the generally accepted term “exposome factors” is used to describe exogenous factors. By influencing the skin barrier and skin microbiota, they have a significant impact on the course of acne, which is confirmed by numerous studies. The term “exposure” is understood as the total measure of exposure to the environment and associated biological reactions on a person throughout life. Identification of the most common factors that increase the risk of developing acne and reducing their impact on the skin is an integral part in solving the problem of acne treatment. The article presents data from a literature review and our own research on the influence of exposure factors on the course of acne.