Table of Results from the pilot study of the validation and adaptation of a tool to estimate the risk of acne-induced scars in different populations

Acne-induced scarring is associated with a similar burden as acne in diminished quality of life and may be avoided if patients receive appropriate and timely acne treatment. In 2017, a four item-Acne-Scar Risk Assessment Tool (4-ASRAT) was designed by Tan et al. to categorise patients with acne into lower-risk or higher-risk for acne scarring. Its applicability outside the initial study population remains to be determined. This work presents the table of results for the pilot study.