Acne can give clues about your lifestyle and overall health. In many cases, it is not caused by serious medical problems but by everyday habits that are easy to change. Identifying triggers is the first step to preventing breakouts.
Cheeks:
Acne on the cheeks is very common, especially today when we frequently use cell phones. Phones collect bacteria and oil, which transfer to the skin during calls. Touching your face often and not cleaning your phone regularly can also contribute to breakouts.
