Acne
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Acne Overview
Acne is a chronic inflammatory skin condition affecting teenagers and adults. It reflects underlying imbalances in oil production, bacteria, inflammation, hormones, and skin turnover.
Acne Commonly Affects
- Face (forehead, cheeks, chin, jawline)
- Chest and back
- Adults in their 30s, 40s, and beyond
What Causes Acne?
- Overactive oil glands
- Clogged pores
- Acne-causing bacteria
- Inflammation
- Hormonal fluctuations
- Stress and lifestyle factors
Types of Acne
Comedonal Acne
Blackheads & whiteheads
Inflammatory Acne
Red, painful pimples
Cystic Acne
Deep nodular acne
Hormonal Acne
Jawline & chin breakouts
Adult-Onset Acne
Inflamed and painful cysts
Why Acne Persists
- OTC skincare only
- Uncontrolled inflammation
- Overactive oil glands
- Weak skin barrier
When Acne Needs Medical Treatment
- Frequent or worsening breakouts
- Painful or cystic acne
- Dark marks or scarring
- Skincare not working
Acne Treatment Results
- Fewer breakouts
- Reduced redness
- Clearer skin
- Lower scarring risk
Before & After Cases
Results vary depending on acne severity and treatment consistency.
