Nodulocystic acne (NCA) usually develops subcutaneous epidermal cyst, granuloma, subcutaneous abscess, hypertrophic scar, keloids, and draining sinus. The pathogenesis of NCA is still unclear. Similar to NCA, acne conglobata (AC) is found in men predominantly with oily skin [1]. Lesions of AC begin in early puberty and culminate in late adolescent [1]. AC is one of the most therapy-resistant di...
