If you are one of the thousands that will purchase acne treatment products this year, or undergo expensive and possibly unsafe surgeries, before you invest your money (and health!), you need to know several things about what is happening to your face, your chest and your body.
Often, individuals blame the acne on puberty. But it can be caused by many more things as well. For some, it is just this --puberty.
For others there are other conditions that may be causing the acne to appear. If you take the time to understand why you have acne, you are likely to learn how you can treat your acne.
Acne is an infection on your skin. Normally, it happens because bacteria get into your pores where it breeds.
Once the skin becomes irritated by this, it will then react in the form of sores. This is the acne that you see on your face.
Acne is generally caused by the occurrence of the bacteria on your face and increased amounts of oils on the face which make it a welcoming place for bacteria to go and hide.
These two things are generally the case for most types of acne. But, there are different things that cause them to happen. This is what you need to learn in order to know how to treat your bacteria.
• The oils that are being secreted at high levels may be due to hormone imbalances that are caused by such things as puberty, stress, health issues and other conditions.
• Bacteria can get onto the face from a poor level of keeping your face and your skin properly cleaned.
• Bacteria can feed on the dead skin cells that are not properly exfoliated away, making this a more likely target for growth.
• Eating a poor diet can help to encourage oily skins as well as lowers the body’s ability to fight off the infections that it is facing.
To learn what is causing your acne problems, you should carefully think about what is happening in your life and improve anything that you may see as an obvious reason why your body may be facing these factors.
You'll be best served doing these things first before seeking out your family doctor or a dermatologist.
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