HOW DOES ACNE DEVELOP? The skin has tiny holes or pores that can be blocked and hair follicles become plugged with oil, and dead skin cells. And occurring this condition is known as acne or pimple needs cosmetic attention when developing regularly and causing the reason for crop out another. When the skin comes in air exposure, bacteria get a chance to grow and worsen the condition with severe black & brown heads. Effective acne treatment is available in the cosmetic world that must be taken when the problem becomes severe.

1. ACNE TREATMENT
PART -I

2. HOW DOES ACNE DEVELOP?

3. The skin has tiny holes
or pores
that can be blocked

4. with oil and dead skin cells.
and hair follicles become plugged
Sebaceous
Glands
Sebum is
produced
Skin Become
More Sticky
Sebaceous
Glands

5. occurring this condition is known as
acne or pimple

6. regularly and causing the
reason for crop out another.
needs cosmetic attention
when developing

7. When the skin comes in air exposure,
bacteria get a chance to grow

8. and worsen the condition with
severe black & brown heads.

9. is available in the cosmetic
world
Effective acne treatment

10. Types of Acne
Common Acne
Cystic Acne

11. COMMON ACNE
when the opening of hair follicles
Common acne occurs

12. oil secretions and dead
skin cells.
becomes blocked due to
HAIR
FOLLICLE
BLACKHEAD
SEBUM
SEBACEOUS
GLANDS

13. infected with bacteria,
inflammation occurs.
When the clogged pores become

14. Cystic Acne:
This is the most severe
form of cystic acne

15. build up deep within
hair follicles.
that develops when both oil
and dead skin cells

16. The sign & symptoms of Acne
Acne may
vary
depending
on the
severity of
the
condition
Whiteheads
(closed plugged pores)
Small red,
tender bumps
(papules)
Blackheads
(open plugged pores)

17. Pimples (pustules),
which are papules with
pus at their tips

18. beneath the surface of the skin
(nodules)
Large, solid, painful lumps

19. beneath the surface of the skin
cystic lesions
Painful, pus filled lumps

20. CAUSES
Excess activity of
Androgen hormone
Excess oil production
Blockage of hair follicles
by oil & dead skin cells
Bacteria
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