Acne between the breasts is a condition that may be a common clinical form of acne vulgaris. For acne, if the secondary inflammatory reaction is what is usually seen as a pimple or folliculitis; it may be folliculitis due to a fungal infection, which is usually a scattered, isolated, uniformly consistent papule and is inflammatory in nature; it may be warts that appear in the area as a result of a viral infection, so it sometimes appears to be a manifestation of acne, most often it may be The most common type of warts are infectious molluscum contagiosum due to molluscum contagiosum virus infection, or scarring, especially if the area is infected, or if the epidermis is damaged and scarred, sometimes with itching.