Elle Magazines, Grace O’Neil talks about her struggle with acne and her experience at Clear Skincare Clinics.

As seen in Elle Magazine. Unlike high-school crushes, an obsession with The Hills and awkward formal photos, breakouts aren’t something you necessarily leave behind in your teens – it’s reported that 40 per cent of Australian women suffer from acne at some point in their adult lives.

As seen in Prevention Magazine. Acne and pimples can cause embarrassment, loss of self-esteem and effects millions of Australians. Dr Philippa McCaffery has been working with patients with acne for over 20 years and is the Clinical Director of Clear Skincare Clinics, Australia’s largest acne practice. See Dr Philippa McCaffery’s 6 top recommendations on how to get rid of acne and get your confidence back.

The beautiful star has often spoken of her body hang-ups in interviews, particularly her skinny frame and her chronic adult acne.

Acne is a teenage problem, right? It’s frustrating, bothersome and plain unfair but adult acne could even mean you have spotty skin and grey hair at the same time. Acne is caused by an overproduction and poor release of oil (sebum) in the sebaceous glands just under the skin, resulting in clogged, inflamed pores. Because hormones are a common trigger of oil production, acne often appears during times of hormonal upheaval, which include pregnancy and menopause.

As Seen On womenshealth.com.au – Clarissa Wilson explains how she discovered Clear Skincare’s Signature Acne Treatment that finally cleared up her Adult Acne.