ACNE

Acne is a disease of the sebaceous glands in the skin. Normally, the oil secreted by these glands must come to the surface of the skin and be excreted. But during puberty, the sebaceous gland secretes more oil. The channel that allows this oil to pass to the skin surface is blocked due to a concentrated fat mass. The main cause of acne is this blockage. All acne starts with a simple infection. In other words, acne occurs when the enlarged hair follicles become clogged with oil, dead skin cells and bacteria. The acne head, which is invisible to the naked eye, develops by becoming inflamed when it finds a suitable environment under the skin surface. When oil accumulation still persists on the skin, bacteria begin to bulge inside the pore. As inflammation increases in the surrounding skin, white blood cells begin to fight this intruder. 1. Non-inflammatory Acne 2. Inflamed Acne 3. Nodule or Cyst 4. Acne Conglobata.