Acne turns into hard bumps

Acne is a very troublesome skin disease that often occurs during adolescence. Some people still have acne marks and acne pits on their faces even after adolescence, which not only affects their image but also makes them lack of confidence. However, there are many methods to treat acne now, and of course they are still very effective. Laser acne treatment is an effective way to treat acne without any side effects.

In this regard, it is emphasized that you must never squeeze them with your hands! This is exactly the case with nodular acne.

One of the most common types of acne inflammation is nodular acne. The skin symptoms of nodular acne develop very quickly and the effects are very complicated. It is considered a difficult and complicated disease in the acne world, but you have to believe that hard work pays off!

Nodular acne will develop on the basis of acne pustules. A large amount of stratum corneum, sebum and pus cells will accumulate on the face, seriously damaging the sebum structure of the hair follicles. After the body makes a corresponding stress response, fleshy nodules will form above the skin surface. They are hard and painful when pressed hard.

Permanent scarring can result from not receiving prompt treatment. Young men are most likely to develop nodular acne, with the face and upper chest and back being high-incidence areas. However, this type of acne must be carefully distinguished from acne-like drug eruption, occupational acne, and acne rosacea so that each can be treated professionally to achieve the best therapeutic effect.

So how do you take care of this type of acne?

1. Don’t be too frugal when washing your face. Using running water is necessary to clean this type of acne, because in addition to thorough cleaning, you must also prevent cross infection. For beauty and efficacy, it is worth using more water!

2. Choose cleaning items carefully. When choosing facial cleansers, you must choose refreshing, low-irritation products, because acne is mostly caused by excessive oil secretion that clogs pores. The skin that suffers from acne is usually oily, so facial cleansers with better oil control are more popular.

3. Pay attention to the control of water temperature. Do not use hot water, because heat itself is a stimulus and will make the sebaceous glands secrete faster. Cold water is also not recommended. Washing your face with cold water will make it more difficult for the oil in the pores to come out, making it more likely to become inflamed and form acne. The best thing is to use warm water that is about body temperature.

4. After washing your face, you can pat it gently with cold water. This will help shrink the pores and make the skin more delicate. The last step of washing your face is to choose refreshing water, adjust the pH value of the skin, and then apply a skin care cream that is better at controlling oil and removing acne, so that the acne removal effect will be faster.