Pimples or Acne are a part of the growing up process though the duration and severity of Acne may vary from person to person.
Some people feel that if they are going to go away spontaneously, then why treat them? Acne should be treated as early as possible to prevent pigmentation & scarring on the face. The scarring due to Acne can be quite severe.
Pimples disappear on their own when the pores stop closing or getting blocked by dead cells.
A new drug has been found which prevents the pores from getting blocked thereby preventing Acne formation. This drug when taken for 6-8 moths causes the pimples to disappear never to come again.
This drug like many other drugs has to be avoided during pregnancy and the side effects are minimal. Acne can be easily treated under expert supervision.
PATIENT EDUCATION
The failure to take medicine by patients is an important problem which would hamper their recovery.
Health education at the DRSKIN clinic would ensure that patients have accurate information of the causes of pimples (Acne) and also have realistic expectations about the time frame and results of the treatment.
Better education and care given by the staff of the clinic, which includes a Dermatologist who is a member of the European Academy of Dermatology and Fellow of the American Academy of Dermatology.
THE LEAST U SHOULD KNOW ABOUT ACNE
Acne (pimples) is one of the most prevalent skin conditions affecting 85% of teenagers.
It typically starts at puberty and resolves as the person reaches 20, although some continue to have Acne into their 40`s and 50`s.
Despite its cosmetic nature its effects can go deeper than the surface of the skin and can place a heavy emotional and psychological burden on patients that may be far worse than the physical impact.
TREATING ACNE IS IMPORTANT
Acne can be disfiguring and upsetting to the patient.
Untreated Acne can leave permanent scars.
To avoid Acne scarring and adverse psychological effects, treating Acne is important.
TREAT THEM YOUNG
Sooner the treatment is started, cleaner the face.
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