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All About Acne: What Causes Acne and How Do You Treat It?

Acne has numerous causes including puberty, hormone imbalance, bacterial infections, allergic reactions, poor diet, and an improper skin care routine. Acne treatment will depend upon the reason the acne is occurring. Hormone imbalances are corrected via medications, while other causes for acne are addressed through dietary changes, skin care adjustments, and medications for infection.

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Pimple vs Acne

The primary difference between a pimple and acne is the amount. Pimples are infected sebaceous glands on the face, and they are what make up acne. Acne is a cluster of pimples that often lasts for a long period of time.

How to prevent acne and pimples

Pimples and acne can be prevented in several ways. The most effective ways to prevent these blemishes include:
  • Eating a healthy diet
  • Washing your face 2x/daily
  • Using a moisturizer formulated for the skin on your face
  • Exfoliating 2x/weekly
  • Wearing sunscreen daily
  • If you wear makeup, use a light formula and wash it off thoroughly every night.
  • Limit the amount of makeup you wear
  • Reduce stress

How to treat pimples, blackheads, and whiteheads

Step one…do not pop! Popping acne, can result in spreading of the bacteria that caused the blemishes, which only leads to more acne.
Treating small acne can be done through the use of topicals that contain salicylic acid, which dries out the pimple and allows it to go away on its own in a few days.
Treating large pimples or acne may require a trip to the dermatologist to determine the cause of the pimples and acne. Your dermatologist may put you on medication to treat the skin condition or prescribe creams that can target the affected areas.
Treating blackheads and whiteheads often only requires the use of face washes that target such blemishes with specific ingredients that will allow the blemish to heal on its own.
You could see an esthetician who can remove the blemishes the proper way.

The difference between blackheads and whiteheads

Black heads: These blemishes appear as small black dots on your skin (often your nose) and are the result of an open comedone filling with sebum. Since the comedone is open, it is exposed to air, which results in a chemical reaction that turns the clogged pore black.
White heads: Very similar to blackheads. However, the comedones in whiteheads are not exposed to air, which means they do not undergo the chemical reaction blackheads do and they do not turn black in color. They remain the color of the comedone, which is often white.

How to prevent whiteheads and blackheads

Blackheads and whiteheads are often the result of an improper or inconsistent skin care routine. In order to prevent such acne, you’ll want to consult with a dermatologist or esthetician about what a proper skin care routine may look like for your skin type.

How can I get help for my acne?

Consult with your skin care doctor first as they can often refer you to a specialist if it is needed and contact a dermatologist who is in network .They can work with you on an acne treatment plan.

Conclusion

Another convenient route is to visit an esthetician. Estheticians are skin care specialists that are trained in everything there is to know about skin care, acne, and acne treatment . We at Derma Miracle have the best solution for all your acne related problems and can provide you with the best solution.

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