Pimple Treatment Explained
Pimples are an inflammatory skin ailment characterized by superficial skin eruptions that are caused by quick and strong outflow of sebum.This damages the cells lining the sebum canals inside the skin follicles, or by blocking of the skin pores.
When the sebum glands are hyperactive or when they first become active during adolescence and produce large quantities of oil (sebum) the quick outflow of large quantities of such sebum either ends up damaging the cells that line the sebum canal or the sebum clogs the opening of the follicles (often called pores).
If the cells covering the sebum canals get damaged the body starts an inflammatory reaction to get rid of the problem and if the inflammatory reaction is immoderate as it commonly is you get pus, pain and destruction by your own system not only of the sebum but also some of the nearby cells. If sebum (oil) which usually drains to the surface gets clogged it becomes a rich feeding environment for the growth of microbes, and here a good pimple treatment comes in handy.
How To Eliminate Blackheads and Zits
Different types of acne start the same way. Pimples start out as a microcomedone. Microcomedones become non-inflamed skin blemishes called comedones - either a whitehead or a blackhead: When the trapped sebum and microbes stay under the skin surface, a whitehead is formed. Whiteheads may show up as tiny white spots, or they may be so small that they are imperceptible to the naked eye. A blackhead appears when the trapped sebum and microbes partially open to the surface and turn dark due to melanin, the dermal pigment. It is not dirt and can not be washed away. Blackheads can last for a long time because the contents very slowly drain to the surface.
A blackhead or whitehead can release its contents to the surface and cure. Or, the cells lining the follicle wall can become injured and inflammatory acne can ensue. These lesions can be initiated by random occurrence or by picking at or touching the skin. Once a pimple has formed it is highly possible that you be left with some degree of acne scarring.
Papules: A papule appears when there is an injury in the follicular wall. White blood cells rush in and the pore gets inflamed.
Pustules: A pustule appears several days later when white blood cells make their way to the surface of the skin. This is what people commonly call a zit or a pimple. An inflamed lesion can sometimes completely collapse or explode, severely inflaming the nearby skin, and usually destroying neighboring follicles. These lesions are called nodules or cysts and may require a special acne treatment:
Nodule: When a follicle breaks along the bottom, complete collapse can happen, resulting in a large, inflamed lesion that can be sore to the touch.
Cyst: Sometimes a severe inflammatory reaction can produce a very large pus filled lesions or cyst. This kind of acne should be treated by a dermatologist.
Different Solution To Different Acne
To find the best treatment you have to remember that every solution is individual, so you need to find what is best for you. Start with something mild first until you find out what works.
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Published December 31st, 2007

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