Best Pimple/Acne Treatment in Delhi by the Best Acne Specialist in Kolkata: Learn About the Cost, Causes, Remedies, Prevention.

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What is Acne? Agonizing skin disorders in adolescent

Acne is a skin disorder mainly prevalent amongst young adults that is primarily caused by contact with bacteria, dead skin cells ramming together and blocking the pores. A major trigger for the outbreak of acne is puberty.

That said, altered living standards and health habits have witnessed a dramatic decrease in the onset of puberty, particularly in girls, significantly over the past two decades.

It is now not very alarming for girls as young as 9 to develop acne. Although, in current scenario Acne is also making its appearance evident in more adults later in life (say about 40-45years) and doctors are in a quandary as to why. A growing number of women are now seeing developing acne in their late 40s, 50s, and beyond.

Are Pimples and Acne the same thing? NO

Most commonly Acne is referred to other words such as Pimples, Zits, Whiteheads, Blackheads, or Breakouts, however, contrary to popular belief, Acne Vulgaris is a wider term while pimple as well other terms are just few types of acne.

A key point of distinction between the two can be spotted with the way they appear. A Pimple will always have a pointed tip sacked in pus while acne might just be a red, round bump. Moreover, pimples are caused by the clogging of pores while acne is a result of clogged follicles. Lastly, compared to Acne, Pimples are also generally milder, tolerable and less painful.

Types of Acne— Symptoms that lead to right type and treatment

Symtoms

Acne varies in shape, size, color, and intensity of pain.

The following types zits popping out can possibly be acne:

• Blackheads: visible to the naked eye, they are black dot-like that appear on the surface of the skin, most commonly on the nose, between the eyebrows, chin, and lower chin.
• Whiteheads: These are very small and are seated under the skin
• Papules: Small sized, generally pink bumps, appears on the surface of the skin
• Pustules: red at the base and pus in the sack are clearly visible on the surface of the skin.
• Nodules: Larger, solid, round painful zits that rooted deep in the skin but are clearly visible on the surface of the skin.
• Cysts: Pus-filled, swelled, inflamed sacks those are more apparent on the face and back surface of the skin. They even cause scars.

Is it okay to snap off an Acne zit?

It is never okay to fiddle with any sort of skin breakouts or even keeping your hands in contact because it will only invite more zits in the long run.

What Puts You at Risk for Acne?

Causes of Acne

Causes of Acne are surprising but eye-opening:

• Sebum: This is an oily substance that aids moisturize our skin but excess of it is the main cause of prompting acne by sticking the dead skin cells together and thus increasing their likeliness of getting confined inside a pore. The blocked pores come into being as blackheads, whiteheads, zits or pimples.
• Pollution & Pollutants: Blackheads are acidified oil that is produced overtime with accumulation of dirt from excessive exposure to pollution. If bacteria are also persistent on skin, redness, inflammation and swelling can take place leading to progression of the pimple into a cyst or nodule. The production of sebum is usually triggered at puberty. Remember, Sweat never cause acne.
• Food: Junk, processed, greasy and fried foods are not only bad or generally deteriorating for overall health, but they also play a casual key in causing acne.

Foods high in carbohydrates, sugar, dairy products are great source in accumulating oil glands that in turn pop acne. Even pure chocolate is considered a factor to infuriate acne though findings are far from evinced.

• Stress: Prevalent stress releases hormone called Cortisol which is a primary stress hormone known to increases the level of sugars in the bloodstream while also changes the serum level of many hormones thus playing a kind of indirect role in causing acne.
• Heredity: If one of your parents had severe acne, it is likely that you can have the propensity to produce acne or that your acne will be more difficult to manage, especially with home remedies.
• Medication: Some medicinal drugs may induce or aggrandize acne, such as those containing bromides, iodides, oral or injected steroids {Orasone, Deltasone Liquid Pred}. Other drugs that act as a contributing factor to acne are Lithobid, lithium or anticonvulsant medications. However, only less than a few cases of acne might be drug related.
• Cosmetics: Some skin care and make-up products are characteristically “comedogenic”, meaning that they are pore blocking. Of the many brands of cosmetic products available, it is vital to read the list of ingredients and pick those which are water based or paraben free, if one is concerned about acne. These “water-bearer” skin products are generally skin-friendly and best for those with breakouts.

Who is more at Risk of Acne?

• People with naturally higher levels of hormone and produce more sebum, so their skin pores are always choked.
• Some people suffer from severely Bad acne which is actually a reason of hereditary. It tends to run through family who probably had breakouts when they were a teenager.
• People who live in area with high humidity in surrounding atmosphere
• Those in an occupation that exposes to excessive heat and moist like cutting oil in industries, food kitchen, mechanical work or tar
• A headband, helmets, suspenders or chin straps clinched too tightly tends to precipitate breakout.
• Hair oil, serum applied too close to the skin can give spark to a zit
• People taking medicines – particularly phenytoin, and hormonal contraceptives that high in androgens (for example Depo-Provera shot) are likely to get Acne.

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