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This research aims to assess how social media influences treatment choices among Egyptian patients with Acne Vulgaris.

June 17, 2026Mansoura Medical JournalOpen Access

Impact of Social Media on Acne Treatment Practices in Egypt

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This research aims to assess how social media influences treatment choices among Egyptian patients with Acne Vulgaris.
Cross-sectional study targeting Acne Vulgaris patients aged ≥15 using social media.
Data collected via an online self-administered survey across platforms in 2025.
Sample size over 700 participants; statistical analysis performed using SPSS.
70% of participants reported acne; prevalence was higher in females (71%) and urban residents (57%).
Professional treatment led to 78% improvement, while non-users showed only 43% improvement.
67% reported improvements from social media advice, though it was less effective than professional guidance.

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Cross-sectional study reveals social media influences acne treatment practices in Egyptian adolescents, suggesting implications for healthcare guidance.

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Fathy et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a3239c2d50b63ecad20516f https://doi.org/10.58775/2735-3990.1548

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Cross-sectional study reveals social media influences acne treatment practices in Egyptian adolescents, suggesting implications for healthcare guidance.

Impact of Social Media on Acne Treatment Practices in Egypt

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