Teenage acne vs adult acne?
The underlying process is the same in teenage and adult acne, but the pattern of involvement may be different.
The underlying process is the same in teenage and adult acne, but the pattern of involvement may be different.
Melasma is a common, acquired disorder of hyperpigmentation that causes brown patches on the cheeks, forehead, upper lip and jawline.
Do you have a teen in your life who is struggling with oily skin, blackheads or breakouts? Read below to discover my tips.
Research indicates that between one and two thirds of female acne sufferers will have a flare around the time of their period.
“You know the common story: Woman stops taking pill. Woman experiences acne. But, numerous word-of-mouth experiences aside, why does this happen to so many of us?” This question was recently put to me by Lucy Abbersteen of Marie Claire magazine. Here’s an excerpt of her article: “Pill useage declines steeply with age, from two thirds of
Blackheads are a mix of oil and dead skin cells sitting in the pores. Exposure to air causes them to oxidise and turn black giving them their characteristic appearance. They start to appear in puberty around the same time that sebum production increases and one of the most common complaints I hear from teenage
Acne is the medical term used to describe breakouts. For many of us, our first experience of the condition is during puberty when our bodies start to produce higher levels of the hormone testosterone. The sebaceous glands in our skin are very sensitive to even small changes in the level of testosterone
Spots are probably the most common skin concern of all, affecting as many as 85% of teens at one point or another. Unfortunately, research shows that more and more of us are continuing to suffer with breakouts in our twenties, thirties and beyond meaning that spots are definitely not just a teenage issue. In fact,
Highlights from my talk to St John’s Wood mum’s group Mums in the Wood about skin changes during pregnancy and how to tackle them http://mumsinthewood.com/nurse-them/specialists/skin-changes-pregnancy-tackle-dr-justine-kluk/ © 2017 Dr Justine Kluk. Any redistribution or reproduction of part or all of the contents of this post in any form is prohibited. You may not, except with our
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