Acne
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Acne can recur because the underlying tendency remains, treatment was stopped early, triggers continue or the original condition was not acne alone.
Oil, follicular blockage, inflammation, hormones, products and friction can contribute in different combinations.
A maintenance plan may be needed after active acne improves.
Review is helpful for painful, scarring, persistent or sudden adult-onset acne and when hormonal symptoms are present.
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One of the most common facial skin problems for adolescents is acne, a troubling skin condition that can affect confidence and self-esteem. As sebaceous glands become over active and produce excess oil, follicles become plugged, resulting in blackheads and white-heads. These plugged follicles can then become inflamed, causing pimples, nodules and cysts. Although acne is not harmful to health and will usually go away
Watch on YouTubeOne of the most common facial skin problems for adolescents is acne, a troubling skin condition that can affect confidence and self-esteem. As sebaceous glands become over active and produce excess oil, follicles become plugged, resulting in blackheads and white-heads.
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