Acne on temples generally refers to acne, which can be categorized as mild, mild to moderate, moderate, or severe, and is usually treated with medication under the guidance of a doctor, as prescribed by the doctor. 1. Mild: patients with acne only. Mainly use topical topical gel (such as adapalene gel, isotretinoin gel, etc.) or cream (such as benzoyl peroxide, etc.) for treatment; 2. Mild to moderate: patients with inflammatory papules in addition to acne. Combine benzoyl peroxide or other topical antibacterial drugs (e.g., clindamycin, etc.) with topical retinoids for treatment; 3. Moderate: patients with pustules in addition to acne and inflammatory papules. Combination therapy is used, in which systematic use of antibiotics (e.g., tetracyclines, etc.) is part of the basic treatment; 4. Severe: patients with nodules, cysts or scarring in addition to acne, inflammatory papules and pustules. Mainly oral isotretinoin, which can act on all pathophysiological aspects of acne pathogenesis, reduce sebum secretion, control abnormal keratinization and blackheads formation, and inhibit Propionibacterium acnes, which is effective for nodular, cystic and coalescent acne. If you have a need for medication, please use it under medical supervision.