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The Evolution of Acne Management

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AGE	CONTACT NO	CITY

EMAIL ID

Gender
Male Female Others
2. What’s your skin type?
Choosing the right skin type helps us recommend products that work best for you.
Dry Oily Combined Normal Sensitive
3. What does your acne typically look like?
This helps us identify the grade of acne and personalize treatment accordingly.
Whiteheads or blackheads only Small red bumps Painful large bumps Acne marks I don’t have active acne, just occasional breakouts
4. Where do you usually get pimples?
Acne location often gives clues about underlying triggers. Select all that apply:
Forehead Jawline and chin Cheeks and nose Entire face Back or shoulders I don’t get them anymore
5. FOR HOW LONG HAVE YOU HAD ACNE?
6. Have you taken a dermat treatment in the past?
Let us know if you've had professional help for your skin.
Yes No Ongoing
7. Are your pimples usually...
Let us know how your acne feels.
Itchy Painful or tender None of the above
8. Do you have dark spots or pigmentation marks on your face?
This is called post-acne pigmentation and needs a different treatment than active acne.
Yes, I do have No, I don’t have
9. How would you describe your typical diet?
Food can influence acne—knowing your diet helps us guide better Select all that apply:
I eat sugary foods or soft drinks regularly I consume a lot of white rice, bread, or packaged snacks I sometimes eat oily / fried food or fast food I eat fast food or ready-made meals frequently I mostly eat fresh, home-cooked meals
10. Do you experience any of these digestive issues?
Your gut and skin are closely connected. Digestive trouble can be a root cause. Select all that apply:
Acidity or heartburn Constipation Loose motions or diarrhoea Gas, bloating or heaviness Feeling of incomplete bowel movement None of the above
11. Do you have any of the following
Medical events or hormonal imbalances can impact your skin. Select all that apply:
Diagnosed with PCOD or thyroid issues Protein supplement B-complex supplement Others Please specify: None of the above
12. Do you consume alcohol or smoke?
This helps us understand lifestyle triggers.
Yes, regularly Yes, occasionally No, never
13. Did you notice breakouts during exams, overwork or emotional stress?
(Mental stress causes breakouts)
Yes No
14. On a scale of 1-10, how would you rate your average daily stress level where 1 = no stress at all and 10 = extreme stress? (Difficulty in managing stress causes breakouts)

15. How is your sleep quality?
(Poor sleep can trigger acne through hormonal imbalance)
I sleep well every night I sleep late or irregular hours I have trouble falling or staying asleep
16. Do you experience dandruff or scalp flaking?
Dandruff is often linked to excess oil production or fungal imbalance— which can also trigger acne on the forehead, scalp, or back.
Yes No
17. (for women only) Have you noticed any of the following related to your menstrual cycle?
Hormonal fluctuations can significantly affect acne, especially around the jawline and chin. Select all that apply:
I get more pimples just before or during my periods My periods are irregular I have been diagnosed with PCOD or hormonal imbalance No noticeable changes or issues related to periods

AGE	CONTACT NO	CITY

EMAIL ID

How would you Indentify yourself?
Male Female Others
2. What’s your skin type?
Choosing the right skin type helps us recommend products that work best for you.
Dry Oily Combined Normal Sensitive
3. What does your acne typically look like?
This helps us identify the grade of acne and personalize treatment accordingly.
Whiteheads or blackheads only Small red bumps Painful large bumps Acne marks I don’t have active acne, just occasional breakouts
4. Where do you usually get pimples?
Acne location often gives clues about underlying triggers.
Select all that apply:
Forehead Jawline and chin Cheeks and nose Entire face Back or shoulders I don’t get them anymore
5. FOR HOW LONG HAVE YOU HAD ACNE?
6. Have you taken a dermat treatment in the past?
Let us know if you've had professional help for your skin.
Yes No Ongoing
7. Are your pimples usually...
Let us know how your acne feels.
Itchy Painful or tender None of the above
8. Do you have dark spots or pigmentation marks on your face?
This is called post-acne pigmentation and needs a different treatment than active acne.
Yes, I do have No, I don’t have
9. How would you describe your typical diet?
Food can influence acne—knowing your diet helps us guide better
Select all that apply:
I eat sugary foods or soft drinks regularly I consume a lot of white rice, bread, or packaged snacks I sometimes eat oily / fried food or fast food I eat fast food or ready-made meals frequently I mostly eat fresh, home-cooked meals
10. Do you experience any of these digestive issues?
Your gut and skin are closely connected. Digestive trouble can be a root cause.
Select all that apply:
Acidity or heartburn Constipation Loose motions or diarrhoea Gas, bloating or heaviness Feeling of incomplete bowel movement None of the above
11. Do you have any of the following
Medical events or hormonal imbalances can impact your skin.
Select all that apply:
Diagnosed with PCOD or thyroid issues Protein supplement B-complex supplement Others Please specify: None of the above
12. Do you consume alcohol or smoke?
This helps us understand lifestyle triggers.
Yes, regularly Yes, occasionally No, never
13. Did you notice breakouts during exams overwork or emotional stress?
(Mental stress causes breakouts)
Yes No
14.On a scale of 1-10, how would you rate your average daily stress level? (Difficulty in managing stress causes breakouts)

15. How is your sleep quality?
(Poor sleep can trigger acne through hormonal imbalance)
I sleep well every night I sleep late or irregular hours I have trouble falling or staying asleep
16. Do you experience dandruff or scalp flaking?
Dandruff is often linked to excess oil production or fungal imbalance— which can also trigger acne on the forehead, scalp, or back.
Yes No
17. (for women only) Have you noticed any of the following related to your menstrual cycle?
Hormonal fluctuations can significantly affect acne, especially around the jawline and chin.
Select all that apply:
I get more pimples just before or during my periods My periods are irregular I have been diagnosed with PCOD or hormonal imbalance No noticeable changes or issues related to periods

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