Acne: 5 Common Self-Treatment Mistakes That Can Harm Your Skin

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10.12.2024
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👀Acne is not just a cosmetic problem, but a skin condition (chronic multifactorial disease of the sebaceous glands) that requires a professional approach. About 80% of people at different periods of their lives have problems with acne at least once. Incorrect treatment or self-treatment often only worsens the situation and can lead to scars and inflammation.

🙌🏻Let's analyze the 5 most common mistakes in acne treatment and explain why going to a dermatologist is the best choice for your skin.

1️⃣ Using aggressive products without a doctor's prescription.

Scrubs, alcohol lotions or other "aggressive" products can dry out the skin, which provokes even more inflammation.

2️⃣ Trying to "squeeze" acne.

Mechanical intervention often leads to the formation of scars and the spread of infection to healthy skin.

3️⃣ Ignoring skin care.

Some people believe that acne will go away on its own and do not even use basic skin cleansing products.

4️⃣ Using advice from social networks.

Masks made of soda, toothpaste or other “miracle remedies” do not help treat acne, but often lead to irritation and allergies.

5️⃣ Using products that have helped acquaintances.

Each person’s skin is unique. What worked for someone else may not be completely effective for you.

❓Why is it important to see a dermatologist?

Only a doctor can identify the true cause of acne: hormonal changes, improper care, nutrition or other factors. A comprehensive approach will help not only get rid of rashes, but also prevent their recurrence.

👨‍⚕️A dermatologist consultation at “Docos Medical” is your first step to healthy and beautiful skin. Don’t waste time experimenting – contact a professional.

Self-medication can be harmful to your health.

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