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Acne

Did you know that skin was the largest organ of the body? Your skin is vital to your whole body. The amazing abilities of your skin are often overlooked. Skin not only holds the body together but it also protects your body from harmful foreign substances, harmful bacteria, and ultra violet rays. Your skin is a two layer structure that is always regenerating itself . The epedermis is the outermost layer of the skin- the part you see. It is composed of dead cell with new living cell underneath them. The living cells move to the surface of your skin in a four-week cycle. Beneath the first layer, is a layer of skin called the dermis. The dermis is fifteen to forty times thicker that the epedermis. The dermis consists of collagen and elastis fibers. Your skin also contain various glands. The sebaceous glands are the skins natural oil supply. Although the sebum produced (oil) is necessary for soft, pliable skin, it also is the cause of the leading skin disease. Nearly seventeen million people in the United States have acne, making it the most common skin disease. Although acne is not a severe health threat, it can lead to permanent scarring, disfiguring, and can lead to lowered self-esteem.


Accutane sometimes known as a drug of last choice, is believed to reduce the size of the oil gland. Consistency in sticking to a basic skin care routine and use of over-the -counter products will help most people. Gels and solutions are alcohol based and tend to be better for oiler skin. Injections of carticosteroids drugs directly into the lesions may help reduce the size and their tenderness. Tetrycycline cannot be given to pregnant women or people under the age of twelve for various health reasons. The treatment of acne includes much more than the basic three step skincare. You should wash foundation sponges, blush brushes and any other makeup applicator as often as possible. Proper skin hygeine is essential for everyone regardless of their skin conditions. is a disorder of the skin's oil glands. Along with its cost, Accutane can cause sever dryness of the mucous membranes, peeling lips, muscle aches, photsensitivity, and sometimes mental depression.

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