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Acne is caused by diet. So far, studies have found no relation between food and acne, be it chocolate, sugar or fried food. Some experts argue that certain indigenous populations do not develop acne, which may be related to their diet. However, other factors, such as genetics, may explain this observation. Of course, if you [...]
The relationship between acne and aging has several facets. It is well known that acne typically starts at a certain age (around puberty) and tends to either resolve or diminish in early to mid twenties. (Some people continue having outbreaks as late as the middle age.) Less known is the fact that untreated acne contributes [...]
There is no cure for acne. However, there are a wide variety of treatments designed to keep acne under control. The main reason why so many diverse acne treatments exist is that acne is caused and/or exacerbated by several different factors (see acne overview). Each acne treatment targets one or several of these factors. Another [...]
Acne is an inflammatory disease of the skin affecting the pilosebaceous units (skin structures consisting of a hair follicle and its associated sebaceous gland). The most common inflammatory manifestations of acne are pimples. Acne usually develops in puberty due to the surge of testosterone, which is a necessary (but not sufficient) causative factor in acne. [...]
Across America, whether it is over washing, sweating or hormones, acne is a fact of life and not only for teenagers. Adults get acne, as do both males and females, but there is hope in treatment. Check out Acne Guide for the latest in skin information, acne treatment options and tips to prevent and control acne. Acne [...]