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Adult Acne Treatments

To treat adult acne, you first need to look into the causes of it and which one causes your adult acne to occur, as seen on the previous page, here are the causes of adult acne;

  • -Recurrence of acne that cleared up after adolescence
  • -Stress
  • -Being overweight - increased insulin production can signal the body to release extra male hormones, called androgens, which are involved in pimple formation.
  • -Medication - including some contraceptive pills, anabolic steroids, some anti-epileptic medications, lithium and iodine-containing medications.
  • -Chronic physical pressure on the skin. Chafing from the straps of a backpack or tucking a violin between the jaw and chin can cause chronic physical pressure on the skin and may induce a condition known as acne mechanica.
  • -Chlorinated industrial chemicals may induce the occupational skin disorder known as chloracne.
  • -Changes in the hormonal balance, such as those brought about by pregnancy, menstruation or hormonal abnormalities.

If you do not know or are unsure of what causes your Adult Acne, then i strongly advise you to visit your local GP or dermatologist, they will be able to give you professional medcial advise on what steps and action you should take to treat your Adult Acne.

However, many acne sufferers have displayed positive results when the medication Benzoyl Peroxide, was given to them, click HERE for review of benzoyl peroxide.

If your adult acne is caused by hormonal inbalance, then that can be easily solved, your doctor will be able to give you either;

  • Oral pills
  • Injections

To balance out your hormone levels, and you should see dramastic improvements. If symptoms are more troublesome, don't be afraid to consult your doctor - stronger treatments are only available on prescription. Whichever treatment you use, try to persevere for at least two or three months. It can take time to display visible results and a noticeable effect.

 

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