Acne most Experienced by Adolescents

 

Acne is more frequent in the teenage years. Because the hormone produced during adolescence is greater.
"Acne that appears on my face is sometimes erratic. But acne is more likely to come again if coming months. One by one pimple appeared on his forehead. If it were so, really disturbing," said one student, Yan-Yan Andriyani , 19.

In his teens, the production of new hormones stimulate the glands in the face. It often makes an oversupply of oil that flows back and clog poripori. Thus causing the walls of veins began to swell, and trigger acne.

It was justified Dr. Lalita Drijono Amaranila, SpKK. He said, more acne appeared on the skin of teens because their hormones. Especially a lot of activity in adolescents.

"But, it all depends on their skin type. If they have a good immune, they are not necessarily prone to acne," he explained.

During puberty, continued Lalita, the oil glands in the skin become more active and produce excessive oils.
During the process of maturity in the individual, the oil glands become very active due to the activity and hormonal changes. Pilosebaceous follicles malfunction that is driven by changes in androgen hormones, especially as a teenager, will cause acne.

"The age of adolescence is the age most susceptible to acne and half of the patients who consult to my teenage years and usually a woman," said faculty Faculty of Medicine, University of Indonesia, Dr Nurul Alam Tjut Jacoeb SpKK (K).

In the age of puberty, hormonal changes that occur will be three times doubled on increased activity of sweat glands and the production of sebum or oil. Usually when acne appears accompanied by a sense of curiosity to squash it. In fact, the action could provoke the appearance of pus in the pimple.

"Acne is often dipencetpencet it that will cause acne scars on the wound. So if there is a pimple, do get treatment," said Lalita.

For healing, can be done through a simple thing. Tjut Nurul said, until healing is currently the most powerful way is to use creams with vitamin A.