What role does heredity play in developing acne?

Another important factor in both the age of onset of acne and the possible severity and risk of scarring from acne is heredity, or genetics. Researchers believe that the tendency to develop acne, especially severe acne, can be inherited from your parents. For example, studies have shown that many school-age boys with acne have a family history of the condition.

This does not mean that if one or both of your parents had acne, you are necessarily destined to have acne yourself. However, it does indicate that you have a higher chance of getting acne than someone without a family history of acne. It also means that if you do develop acne it should be treated early in its onset before any scarring or long-term effects occur.

In families with strong histories of severe acne, it is very helpful to let your dermatologist know the family history and consider very close and regular follow-up of the acne. In these cases, early evaluation and early treatment mean that severe scarring acne can be diagnosed earlier and that the sometimes disfiguring scars can be avoided or at least greatly minimized.

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