Wednesday, August 9, 2023



Acne vulgaris is a skin condition that can be found in people of all ages, causing anxiety among teenagers. So, acne occurs when your skin pores become plugged with oil and dead skin cells, causing blackheads, cysts, nodules, pimples, inflammation, or infection. As many of you probably know, your dermatologist may prescribe you an effective treatment for acne, but in many cases, this condition can be persistent.

However, many teenagers don’t understand the severity of this problem and try various skin care products, treatments or natural homemade products recommended by online influencers, instead of consulting a dermatologist. Unfortunately, these actions can lead to serious problems that make their acne worse. Some inappropriate treatments can burn your skin and cause deep wounds that will leave scars over time. So, don’t try on your skin what you see on social media even though they are recommended for people with acne, because your dermatologist is the only one who can give you the right treatment, preventing complications.

Acne can also occur in other parts of the body, such as the back, shoulders and chest. This condition is more likely to occur in areas of the body where sweat is present. In general, cysts and nodules are painful.

The most common causes of acne include excessive skin oil (also known as sebum), pores clogged by oil and dead skin cells, infections, inflammation, menstruation, hormonal disorder, puberty, excessive sweat and an inadequate skin care routine.

According to Dr. Caren Campbell, a board-certified dermatologist, “the driving force behind most acne is androgen hormones (aka testosterone) which drives oil production. This is why acne starts at adolescence with puberty. The increased oil on the skin creates a hospitable environment for the acne-causing bacteria to overgrow.”

“Dead skin cells also clog the pore, and other skincare products we put on the skin that are comedogenic, and then oil, dead skin cells, product and acne bacteria are all in the pore. The body doesn’t like this collection of bacteria and sends inflammatory cells to the site, causing painful lesions – cystic acne,” Campbell says.


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