Why do you need to know about skin conditions and acne treatment

1. Why do you need to know about skin conditions and acne treatment?

2. The skin is one of the most important organs in our body. It protects us from the elements, regulates temperature, and provides a surface for other bodily functions to happen. • When it starts to break down, whether, through disease or poor hygiene habits, you become more susceptible to getting sick and experiencing problems with your general health. • The best way to avoid these issues is by maintaining healthy skin that can fight off infection naturally. • One of the first things you should do when noticing that your skin isn’t looking right is to see your dermatologist who can diagnose any potential skin condition and recommend treatment options if necessary. • If you’re only dealing with acne, then there are some great over-the-counter products available that contain benzoyl peroxide which will attack the bacteria on your skin to unclog pores by removing dead skin to prevent blockages.

3. Acne typically occurs during puberty, when hormone levels increase and oil production in the skin increases. • The increased oil production clogs pores on the surface of the skin with sebum (oil) and dead cells. • There are many effectiveعلاج حب الشباب available at your dermatologist’s office or over-the-counter in drugstores including benzoyl peroxide, sulfur masks, topical retinoids, antibiotics 1.What is acne and what causes it:

4. It is important to keep pimples clean and covered with a band aid so bacteria does not spread onto the surrounding skin. • You should see your dermatologist who will prescribe an appropriate topical medication for you based on the severity of your acne. • Dermatologist will also provide information about what good hygiene practices are, such as washing twice daily with gentle soap or cleanser, using non-comedogenic makeup, wearing sunscreen every day, avoiding picking at lesions that could lead to scar. 2. How to treat acne:

5. Acne – pimples on face with whiteheads or blackheads; redness around acne lesions; may occur in areas where oil glands are concentrated such as forehead, chin, and chest; oily skin or scalp may precede acne breakouts by weeks or months. • Eczema – Eczema is a chronic skin condition where the immune system attacks healthy cells. The result of this attack are itchy, red patches on the skin that are often dry and cracked. It can be difficult to identify what eczema is at first because many people experience different symptoms. • In order to properly diagnose an individual’s suspected case of Eczema, there are certain things that must be considered such as location and severity of rash, age when rash began appearing, any family history of allergies or autoimmune diseases, and if there has been a recent change in environment or medication usage. 3.Signs of skin conditions: