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Page 1: Management of ACNE QR · • Aims of acne management are to induce clearance of lesions, maintain remission and prevent relapse, physical and psychological complications. • Comprehensive

Dermatological Society of MalaysiaMinistry of Health Malaysia Academy of Medicine Malaysia

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1

MANAGEMENT OF ACNE QUICK REFERENCE FOR HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS

KEY MESSAGES

• Acneisamedicaldiseasewhichrequirestreatment.

• Ifleftuntreated,acnemayhaveaprofoundpsychologicalandemotionalimpact.

• Pathogenesis of acne is multifactorial which includes increased sebum production,Propionibacterium acnesproliferation,alteredfollicularkeratinisation&inflammation.

• Alowglycaemicloaddietandhighfibredietshouldbeencouragedforacnepatients.

• Aimsofacnemanagementaretoinduceclearanceoflesions,maintainremissionandpreventrelapse,physicalandpsychologicalcomplications.

• ComprehensiveAcneSeverityScale(CASS)maybeusedforgradingofacneseverityinclinicalpractice.

• Topicaltherapyisthemainstayoftreatmentformildandmoderateacne.

• Oralantibioticsmaybeusedastreatmentformoderatetosevereacne,butshouldnotbeusedformorethansixmonths.

• Maintenance treatment should be commenced after an initial successful inductiontherapytosustainremission.

• Oralisotretinoinshouldonlybeprescribedbydermatologist.

This Quick Reference provides key messages and a summary of the main

recommendations in the Clinical Practice Guidelines (CPG) Management

of Acne (January 2011).

Details of the evidence supporting these recommendations can be found

in the above CPG, available on the following websites:

Ministry of Health Malaysia : h t t p : / / w w w . m o h . g o v . m y

Academy of Medicine Malaysia : h t tp : / /www.acadmed.org.my

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MANAGEMENT OF ACNE QUICK REFERENCE FOR HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS

COMPREHENSIVE ACNE SEVERITY SCALE (CASS)

A new grading system named Comprehensive Acne Severity Scale – CASS (modification

of an Investigator Global Assessment [IGA] of Acne Severity) was validated and simple

to use in clinical practice (refer to the following table).

GRADE* DESCRIPTION

CLEAR 0Nolesionstobarelynoticeableones.Veryfewscatteredcomedonesandpapules.

ALMOST CLEAR 1Hardly visible from 2.5 metre away. A few scatteredcomedones,fewsmallpapulesandveryfewpustules.

MILD 2Easilyrecognisable;lessthanhalfoftheaffectedareaisinvolved.Manycomedones,papulesandpustules.

MODERATE 3Morethanhalfoftheaffectedareaisinvolved.Numerouscomedones,papulesandpustules.

SEVERE 4Entire area is involved. Covered with comedones,numerouspustulesandpapules,afewnodulesandcyst.

VERY SEVERE 5Highlyinflammatoryacnecoveringtheaffectedarea,withnodulesandcystpresent.

*Appliedtoeachoftheface,chestandbackindependently.

Inspectionisdoneatadistanceof2.5metersawayforacneonface,chestandback.

Chest area defined as: Anterior torso superiorly defined by suprasternal notch extending laterally to shoulders

and inferiorly by a horizontal line defined by the xiphoid process.

The back area defined as:(Is demarcated by the) superior aspects of the shoulders extending to the neck and

inferiorly by the costal margins

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FOOD LIST ACCORDING TO GLYCAEMIC INDEX (GI) CLASSIFICATIONThe GI is a numerical system used to classify carbohydrate food based on the impact they produce on the postprandial blood glucose level. The higher the GI values of the food, the greater the blood glucose response. In general, most refined carbohydrate with devoid of fibre is high in GI while intact carbohydrate (whole grains products), legumes, milk (and milk products), fruits and vegetables are low GI foods.

Foods/DrinksLow GI Medium GI High GI

Example GI Example GI Example GI

Rice Rice,parboiled 48 Brownrice,boiledBasmati,white,boiled

6858

Whiterice,boiledGlutinousrice,white

7398

Bread WholegrainbreadChapatti

5152

Pitabread 57 WholemealbreadWhitebreadSardinesandwich

747573

Breakfast cereals

Oatbran,raw 50 Instantporridge,oats

66 CornflakesCocoa-flavouredpuffedrice

8177

Pasta and noodles

Spaghetti,wholemeal,boiled

37 Ricenoodles,dried,boiled

61 FriedmeehoonFriedmacaroni

9974

Fruits Apple,rawOrange,rawBanana,raw

384351

Pineapple,raw 59 Watermelon,raw 76

Dairy products and alternatives

Milk,fullfatMilk,skimIcecream,lowfatYogurtLow-fatyogurt,fruit,sugar.Soymilk

2732503633

32

Icecream 61

Sugars Fructose 19 SucroseHoney

6861

GlucoseTehtarik

9978

Categories of GI (based on glucose as the reference)

Low : <55Medium : 55 - 70High : >70

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DIAG

NOSI

S &

SEVE

RITY

ASS

ESSM

ENT

OF A

CNE

(BAS

ED O

N CA

SS)*

SEVE

REM

ODER

ATE

MIL

D

Pred

omin

antly

com

edon

esPr

edom

inan

tly p

apul

es/p

ustu

les

Pred

omin

antly

com

edon

esPr

edom

inan

tly p

apul

es/p

ustu

les

Topi

cal b

enzo

yl pe

roxid

e OR

Top

ical r

etin

oid*

* OR

Topi

cal a

zela

ic ac

id O

R To

pica

l sal

icylic

acid

Co

mbin

ation

of 2

topic

al ag

ents

Topic

al ag

ent(s

) + O

ral a

ntibi

otic

Com

bina

tion

of

2 to

pica

l ag

ents

Com

bina

tion

of

2 to

pica

l age

nts

OR

Firs

t lin

e to

pica

l age

nt +

topi

cal a

ntib

iotic

Topi

cal a

gent

(s) +

Or

al a

ntib

iotic

Com

binati

on of

2 to

pical

agen

ts +

Oral

ant

ibio

tic O

RHo

rmon

al th

erap

y (fe

mal

es o

nly)

± to

pica

l age

nt

Refe

r der

mat

olog

ist fo

r phy

sical

ther

apy

Refe

r der

mat

olog

ist fo

r ora

l iso

tretin

oin

± P

hysic

al th

erap

y

Mai

nten

ance

ther

apy

with

topi

cal r

etin

oid

or to

pica

l ben

zoyl

pero

xide

* Sev

erity

ass

essm

ent i

s ba

sed

on C

ASS

(mild

1 -

2, m

oder

ate

3, s

ever

e 4

- 5).

Qual

ity o

f life

sho

uld

be ta

ken

into

con

sider

atio

n.

** T

opica

l ret

inoi

ds a

re to

be

avoid

ed in

pre

gnan

cy.

†If t

here

is n

o im

prov

emen

t in

3 m

onth

s, c

onsid

er th

e ne

xt li

ne o

f tre

atm

ent.

Oral

ant

ibio

tic is

reco

mm

ende

d to

be

used

for 4

- 6

mon

ths.

Nodu

les

and

cyst

s

FIRS

T LI

NE

TR

EATM

ENT

THIR

D LI

NE

TREA

TMEN

T

SECO

ND L

INE

TR

EATM

ENT

MAN

AGEM

ENT

OF A

CNE

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MANAGEMENT OF ACNE QUICK REFERENCE FOR HEALTHCARE PROVIDERSSU

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MANAGEMENT OF ACNE QUICK REFERENCE FOR HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS

Drug

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and

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ing

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n,m

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dm

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00m

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aily

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isin

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fect

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ted

are

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nis

adv

ised

whe

npr

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ther

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ical

pro

blem

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on

mul

tiple

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gs.

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REFERRAL

Theurgencyforreferralisdividedintothefollowingcategories:

Urgent : Within24hours

SeenEarly : Withinoneweektofourweeks

Non-urgent : Basedonavailableappointmentdate

i. Urgent referral (to a psychiatrist)

Majordepressionoranysuicidalbehaviour

ii. Seen Early

a. Severeacneornodulocysticacnethatmayneedisotretinoin

b. Severesocialorpsychologicalproblemsincludingamorbidfearofdeformity(dysmorphophobia)anddepression

iii. Non-urgent

a.Fordiagnosis

r Suspectedrosacea

r Suspecteddrug-inducedacne

r Acnebeginningorpersistingoutsidethenormalagerangefortheconditionorlateonsetacne

r Suspectedoccupationalcauses

r Suspectedunderlyingendocrinologicalcause(suchasPolycysticOvarianSyndrome)requiringfurtherassessment

r Rarevariantsofacnesuchasacneexcoriae,chloracneandacnefulminans

r SuspectedDemodexfolliculitis

r Pityrosporumfolliculitis

r Gramnegativefolliculitis

b. Specialistservices

r Resistanceorintolerancetocurrenttreatment

r Moderateorsevereacne

r Possiblescarringorfailuretoachieveadequateresponse

r Failedoralantibiotictherapy

r Pregnancywithmoderateandsevereacne

r Acnerequiringsurgery(suchasincisionanddrainageofcysts)

r Forspecialisedphysicaltreatment