To understand the pathophysiology of acne, including key factors involved in its development such as sebum production, pore blockage, bacterial growth and inflammation.

To effectively identify features of acne through clinical findings, being able to distinguish between various types such as comedonal, inflammatory, and nodular/cystic acne.

To learn and discuss the various treatment options for acne, including topical treatments, systemic drug therapies, hormonal therapies, and physical treatments such as laser therapy or chemical peels.

To evaluate the impact of lifestyle factors such as diet, stress, and hygiene on the occurrence and severity of acne, and to be able to advise patients on beneficial lifestyle modifications.

To explore the psychosocial impact of acne on patients, understand the importance of empathetic patient communication, and develop strategies for effective counseling and support.