Details on acne treatment
About:
Acne can be a long-term (chronic) condition. But even if it occurs only during the teen years, it can leave lifelong scars. Acne scars can be sunken (depressed) due to the loss of tissue. They may look like ice pick pits. They can be rolling, creating a wavy texture in the skin. Or they may also be boxlike.These are sometimes called boxcar acne scars and are often on the face. Acne scars can also be raised due to excess tissue in the form of a keloid or hypertrophic scar. These are more common on the back and chest. Lastly, acne can leave colored spots (postinflammatory pigmentation). These spots can be purplish, red and pink in lighter skin. They can be tan to dark brown in darker skin. These are technically not scars and will often fade over time.
Medication:
1.The occasional pimple can be concealed. If used at all, over-the-counter cover-up creams and cosmetics should be water-based. Even if outbreaks of acne cannot be eliminated, conventional treatment can provide relief.
2.The best treatments inhibit sebum production
3. limit bacterial growth, or encourage shedding of skin cells to unclog pores.
Symtoms:
Persistent, recurrent red spots or swelling on the skin, generally known as pimples; the swelling may become inflamed and fill with pus. They typically appear on the face, chest, shoulders, neck, or upper portion of the back.
Red swellings or lumps (known as papules) that are visibly filled with pus.
Prevention:
1. Keep your face clean.
2. Moisturize.
3. Try an over-the-counter acne product.
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