How to treat chin acne?

We know that in summer, the human body secretes more oil than in other seasons. And at this time, once the patient has problems with the pore walls, it is actually a relatively smooth problem. Moreover, this will often further cause inflammation of the skin, and then folliculitis will often be more likely to occur. Chin acne may require further treatment. So how do you treat chin acne?

For some women with endocrine abnormalities, their androgen levels are relatively high. Androgen will naturally bind to the receptors on the sebaceous glands to promote the secretion of oil. Under the influence of high temperatures in summer, the receptors on the sebaceous glands become more sensitive and active, and when combined with androgens, they produce more oil, making these women more susceptible to acne problems. So I would like to remind everyone that if the acne on your face is really severe in the summer, it is better to go to the hospital for treatment in time. After all, facial problems are usually of great importance, and they will have a certain impact on employment, finding a partner or promotion.

· Carrot and celery juice: Wash 1 medium-sized carrot, 150 grams of celery and 1 onion, blend them in a juicer and drink once a day. Clears away heat, detoxifies and removes fire. Can help prevent and treat acne.

Loquat leaf paste: Add 1000g of fresh loquat leaves (washed and dehaired) to 8000ml of water, boil for 3 hours, filter out the residue, concentrate into paste, add appropriate amount of honey, mix well, and store for later use. Take 10 to 15 grams each time, twice a day. Efficacy: Clears lung heat, resolves phlegm and relieves cough. Suitable for acne, rosacea, etc.

If you have acne problems on your chin, you need treatment. Regardless of whether the patient is taking medication or other treatment methods, he or she actually needs to avoid spicy and irritating foods and alcohol. Otherwise, it is likely to aggravate the symptoms.