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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Pediatr Dermatol. 2020 Jan 15;37(2):301–304. doi: 10.1111/pde.14091

TABLE 2.

Results of questionnaire on social media use in acne patients

Characteristic No. (%)
Acne treatment recommendation 94a
 OTC product 46 (79.31)
 Self-made product 11 (18.97)
 Diet modification 23 (39.66)
 Exercise modification 4 (6.90)
 Supplement use 9 (15.52)
 No response 1 (1.72)
Social media platform 112a
 Pinterest 18 (31.03)
 YouTube 33 (56.90)
 Facebook 11 (18.97)
 Snapchat 4 (6.90)
 Twitter 5 (8.62)
 Instagram 33 (56.90)
 Tumblr 2 (3.45)
 Other 5 (8.62)
 No response 1 (1.72)
Acne change 58
 No change 23 (39.66)
 Minimal improvement 31 (53.45)
 Significant improvement 4 (6.90)
AAD guidelines 58
 Aligned 18 (31.03)
 Aligned with non-recommended lifestyle changes 12 (20.69)
 Not aligned 18 (31.03)
 No response 10 (17.24)

Abbreviation: AAD, American Academy of Dermatology

a

Respondents could select more than one answer