Acne is a multifactorial disease encountered on a daily basis by general medical practitioners and, especially, dermatologists. It has been a constant focus of studies that increasingly unveil details of its physiopathology and help refine treatments in order to address the majority - if not all - pathogenic factors.This article''''''''s objective is to draw attention to the therapeutic associations and combinations in acne management, highlighting its chronic disease character, typified by recurrence, and the requirement for continued treatment that is not only effective but also safe.

Keywords: ACNE VULGARIS, ACNE VULGARIS/PHYSIOPATHOLOGY, BACTERIAL DRUG RESISTENCE

Periungual warts are the most common tumors of the periungual region, primarily affecting children and adolescents. Caused by human papillomavirus (HPV), they can lead to cosmetic disfigurement in patients. There are several therapeutic options for the treatment of this condition, and the choice of treatment depends on the number of warts, patient age, immune status, and skill of the dermatologist. Given the high recurrence rate and numerous therapeutic possibilities, this review article provides a comprehensive summary of the condition, with a particular focus on treatment modalities.

Keywords: Warts; Nail Diseases; Papillomavirus Infections.