Dear Acne Sufferer,
It doesn’t matter whether you are a teenager or are a “30 something.” Acne doesn’t
really care as long as it finds a home.
Do any of these situations describe you?
Your Diet & Acne
You love french fries and other greasy foods. But your skin breaks out.
Skin Care Products & Acne
You’ve tried every cosmetic and tanning lotions on the market, but your skin still
breaks out!
Hygiene & Your Skin
You shower every day and still have difficulty with unwanted blemishes popping up.
Acne & Shaving
You shave with a double-edged razor and you often have inflammation in areas
afterwards.
If you can relate to any of those situations, you’ve got an acne problem and it needs to
be under control.
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First things first!
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Prevention, Treatment and Remedies?
Did you know?
Acne affects millions of people all over the world. The statistical distribution of the
condition, by age and gender is:
1. 85% of adolescents and pre-adolescents are affected by acne.
2. The condition occurs on some children under 10 years of age.
3. Boys are more likely to have a severe form of the disease
than teenage girls.
4. About 12% of women between 22 and 45 years of age are
affected by acne.
5. About 3% of all men are affected during their adult life.
6. Women are more prone to acne during adulthood because of
premenstrual hormonal changes as well as consistent use of
cosmetics.
7. The incidences of acne reduce sharply after the age of 45.
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Here is a small extract from the book -
What is the Real Cause of Acne?
For most people, acne begins during adolescence. One of the main reasons is the
excessive production of sebum due to the higher levels of sex hormones in the body
during puberty.
To understand the various factors which cause acne, we need a brief insight into the
anatomy of the skin surface; the hair follicles, as well as the production and role of
sebum.
Here is some background before we get to the actual causes.
The Hair Follicle and the Sebaceous Glands
There are many hair follicles on our skin. The sebaceous glands (oil glands) exist near
the surface of the skin and open into the hair follicles. The oil, or sebum, which they
produce constantly, enters the follicle. This helps in protecting the skin from drying out.
Overproduction of sebum is a major factor in the development of acne. Before covering
the various causes of acne, here is information about the production, role and regulation
of sebum.
Sebum
Sebum, an oily and complex mixture of lipids (a group of fats and similar compounds
including waxes, oils, sterols, triglycerides, phosphatides and phospholipids), is
produced by the sebaceous glands.
Sebaceous glands exist over almost all of the body, but especially on the forehead, chin
and back.
Cells in these glands disintegrate in about a week and produce sebum. The rate of
production depends on age and gender:
1 Adult females produce less sebum than adult males
2 Production of sebum increases almost five times in boys with the onset of puberty
3 Sebum production declines significantly with age
4 Production of sebum also falls steeply in women after menopause Hormonal control of
sebum
The sex hormones, or androgens, stimulate the cells in the sebaceous glands to
produce sebum.
The testis in males, the ovaries in females and the adrenal glands produce these
hormones.
The androgens that influence the production of sebum the most are:
1 5-testosterone (DHT)
2 5-androstene-317diol
Role of Sebum
Some of the functions of sebum are:
1 It acts as a protective barrier against bacteria and fungi.
2 It helps to reduce excessive water loss from the surface of the skin.
It is an environment that supports the bacteria Proprionibacterium acnes, which
researchers believe may play an important role in the regulation of the immune system.
With your new insight into the working of sebaceous glands and the production of
sebum, you will understand the factors that cause acne more easily.
Why Do We Get Acne?
Acne develops when the sebaceous glands in a person's skin start producing excessive
levels of sebum. This oil combines with the cells lining the walls of the glands and clog
the skin's pores, plugging them. This plug can enlarge and rupture the hair follicle, so
that the follicle spills the oil and debris on to the skin. This causes inflammation and
swelling.
Various factors can cause an increase in the production of sebum, including:
Hormones: There is a sudden surge in the level of hormones at puberty. These
hormones react with the skin to form dihydrotestosterone, or DHT, which makes the
sebaceous glands increase in size. It also stimulates these glands to increase the
production of sebum. The increase in sebum leads to the plugging of hair follicles, which
eventually leads to the development of acne.
Hormones in Women: At puberty, an increase in the production of estrogen results in
menses. The menstrual cycle results from changes in the levels of estrogen. The severity
of acne differs as she goes through her monthly cycle.
Bacteria in acne: Propionibacterium acnes are bacteria found commonly on the surface
of the skin, as well as in pimples. With the onset of puberty, the bacteria increase. Other
types of bacteria, such as Proprionibacterium granulosum and Staphylococcus
epidermidis can also be found at this time. It has been found that people with an
excessive production of sebum have more bacteria on their skin, but the link between
bacteria and acne has not been discovered yet.
Medications: Acne can sometimes occur as a reaction to a particular drug. This type of
acne typically clears up as soon as the medication is discontinued.
Pregnancy: Pregnant women usually develop acne, due to a rise in the levels of
hormones in their body. However, their acne clears up soon after the birth of the baby.
Newborn babies have acne at times as well. This can be due to the stress of birth or
because some hormones from the mother may have permeated the umbilical cord and
passed to the baby.
Endocrine disorders: Less frequently, acne is found in young children and old people.
This could be due to a rare disorder of their endocrine system.
Genes: Researchers have found evidence that genes may play a vital role in causing
acne. It has been found that children whose parents had acne in their childhood are
much more likely to develop acne. In addition, the severity of their acne was similar to
the severity of their parents' acne.
Hypersensitivity to P. acnes: Acne fulminans, an extremely severe form of acne, can
be caused due to a body’s hypersensitivity to the bacteria P. acnes.
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