The success of a person is indicated by his appearance. But what about those people who suffer from skin diseases due to poor ecology, lack of sleep, excessive physical exertion at work, stress? One of the most acute problems in adolescents, as well as men and women under 35, is acne. This is an inflammatory process that is characterized by pustular rashes on the body, mainly on the face, neck, back and arms. Professionals of will help to cope with this ailment. Only a competent approach to solving the problem can guarantee a positive result. If the disease is not treated in adolescence, it may well make itself known at the most inopportune moment, for example, after 20 to 35 years.
Causes of Acne:
- Hormonal imbalance. The disease is especially evident in the puberty of boys and girls, when the body is reorganized to work according to a new scheme: there is a sharp release of sex hormones. Also, the sebaceous glands begin to work more intensively, which stimulate the production of subcutaneous fat, squeezing it out.
- Metabolic disorders and chronic diseases of the gastrointestinal tract: dysbiosis, gastritis, liver and kidney disease, cholecystitis.
- Stress, depression, poor ecology. All these factors disrupt the endocrine glands.
- Genetic predisposition. This factor is characteristic of men. Often heredity determines the functioning of the sebaceous glands. Today, medicine is being tested to detect abnormalities in the human hormonal state.
- Personal hygiene. Oily skin requires special care: the use of antibacterial cosmetics to wipe the skin of the face, to wash your hair, and the use of disposable paper towels.
- An excess of sunshine. There is a myth among people that ultraviolet light treats acne. In fact, a tan only masks the problem, and does not eliminate its cause. The influence of ultraviolet radiation on each person individually. If tanning is harmless for some, for others it can provoke an exacerbation of the problem, namely keratinization of skin cells and the production of excessive subcutaneous fat.
- Improper nutrition. Passion for sweet, spicy, smoked and salty foods will not lead to anything good.
- Bad habits: smoking, lack of sleep, drinking alcohol.