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Adult Acne: Causes, Effects, and Treatment
..................................................................................................... Acne may be a common problem among adolescence. However, many adults acquire acne after the age of 25. Some of which may have persistent acne since adolescence and others may experience the other type, late-onset acne that appears during adulthood. The latter is classified into two types: Sporadic acne which most likely appears and disappears without a cause, and premenstrual acne that usually appear round the mouth and chin. What are the causes of adult acne? The real cause of adult acne remains unclear to this day. The problem isn’t poor hygiene or food related. However, it may be associated with sex hormones named androgens which control oil-secreting glands. Other causes may include smoking, stress, and certain medications. The Effects Adult acne varies from superficial comedones appearances like whiteheads and blackheads to deep lesions forming painful nodules and cysts with pus under the skin. Either ways, you should never attempt to pop it yourself or you may be left with permanent scarring. Follow a doctor’s guidance instead of going off treating it on your own.