Which option is listed as a step to treat acne?

• A. Wash face
• B. Don't touch face
• C. Call doctor
• D. All of the above

Answer: (D)

Acne care works best when several steps are combined: cleansing, reducing irritation, and knowing when to seek professional help. Washing the face helps remove excess oil, dirt, and dead skin that can clog pores, which lowers the likelihood of new breakouts forming. Not touching the face is important because touching can transfer bacteria and oils from your hands to your skin, which can worsen acne. If acne is persistent, moderate, or severe, talking to a doctor is wise because a clinician can suggest stronger treatments or prescriptions that aren’t available over the counter.

So the most complete choice is the one that includes all three steps—washing, not touching, and seeking medical advice—since it covers everyday care and when to get professional help. The other options alone don’t address all aspects: washing alone helps with cleansing, not touching alone reduces contamination but doesn’t address persistence, and seeing a doctor alone provides medical guidance without the helpful daily routines.