Severe acne remedies must first be filtered through a professional skin doctor or dermatologist who is aware of the sufferer's symptoms and can locate a source for the problem. It is only then that adequate and effective severe acne treatments can begin on the patient. The disorder is primarily a result of an imbalance of two factors in the skin relating to the sebaceous gland and the duct system. In a healthy body, sebum, or oil is created in the sebaceous gland in the deeper part of the derma layer. This gland shares a duct that goes to the skin with a small hair. When there is an excess amount of oil produced, the duct is somehow clogged, a disorder known as acne is the result. In many sufferers, the lining of the duct is not shed properly and stays in place for a long period of time. This can cause undue irritation and can be a severe form of the disorder. There are a plethora of myths surrounding the cause of the disorder. Some include the idea that stress is to blame, or that eating certain foods, such as chocolate or fried foods is the culprit.
While these are certainly myths, eating a well balanced nutritional diet and getting proper exercise and rest can prevent both stress and unnecessary weight gain. The healthier a body remains, the more actively it can fight against any disorder. Severe acne remedies can include a small change in lifestyle such as gaining more exposure to sunlight. Sunlight is necessary for vitamins to function, such as Vitamin D. Dermatologists have tried using sun lamps on patients for their ultraviolet exposure. Severe acne treatments may also require the use of certain medications. Prescription medication has been shown to stop breakouts, but many patients, once no longer taking the medication, find that the disorder returns. It is extremely important that the physician treating the problem fully understand the reason for the breakout before prescribing any types of medication. In addition to the preventative methods for outbreaks, there is also the matter of scaring. Any chronic wound or delayed healing process is at a high risk for scarring. If the disorder persists for several weeks or more, it is imperative that the patient not induce the breakouts by picking or popping any of the lesions.
In cases of deeper than normal cysts, the doctor may choose to carefully make incisions and drain the lesion to prevent the possibility of future scarring. If a patient has tried to prevent the scarring but still finds themselves in a position of risk, there is hope. Today, with advances in technology there are ways to remove or minimize scars that already exist. In the same way a tattoo can be removed, so can many cases of scarring. Severe acne remedies that can treat scarring include dermabrasion, laser resurfacing, chemical peels, punch techniques, subcision, and augmentation. Severe acne treatments certainly require the professional advice of a dermatologist before attempting. There are certain types of scars and lesions that respond well to particular treatments. It is important to know all options available to a particular situation before undergoing any type of surgery or methods for scar removal. People experience different types of acne, and therefore develop different types of scarring. Scar treatment must be performed on a case by case basis for the most effective results. It may also be a possibility to combine two or more methods for maximum effectiveness. Christians are to obtain knowledge and wisdom before making any decisions. Bringing each decision and choice to God first for guidance will offer the best method that He sees fit. "He that is wise is profitable to himself" (Job 22:2).
Although this type of disorder is partial to those in the teenage years or women in times of hormonal shifts such as pregnancy or post menopause, most cases can be resolved without the use of severe acne remedies. In fact, most severe acne treatments are the same as any treatment offered to those who are exhibiting a mild case of the disorder. Homeopathic methods can be used and have been shown to be very effective. Some of the more common methods include: Antimonium tartaricum, Calcarea carbonica, Hepar sulphuris calcareum, Pulsatilla, Silcea, and Sulphur. Selecting the remedy that most closely matches the symptoms is recommended. In conditions were self treatment is appropriate; a lower potency should be used, unless otherwise directed by a doctor. Dermatologists today are becoming more open to homeopathic methods and can recommend sources that offer the specific remedy that will work best in a particular situation. As always, it is always suggested to see a board certified physician for any health ailment before attempting to self diagnose a problem. Professional advice can be taken or forgotten, but is should always be included as a viable option for controlling and preventing breakouts of the skin.
While these are certainly myths, eating a well balanced nutritional diet and getting proper exercise and rest can prevent both stress and unnecessary weight gain. The healthier a body remains, the more actively it can fight against any disorder. Severe acne remedies can include a small change in lifestyle such as gaining more exposure to sunlight. Sunlight is necessary for vitamins to function, such as Vitamin D. Dermatologists have tried using sun lamps on patients for their ultraviolet exposure. Severe acne treatments may also require the use of certain medications. Prescription medication has been shown to stop breakouts, but many patients, once no longer taking the medication, find that the disorder returns. It is extremely important that the physician treating the problem fully understand the reason for the breakout before prescribing any types of medication. In addition to the preventative methods for outbreaks, there is also the matter of scaring. Any chronic wound or delayed healing process is at a high risk for scarring. If the disorder persists for several weeks or more, it is imperative that the patient not induce the breakouts by picking or popping any of the lesions.
In cases of deeper than normal cysts, the doctor may choose to carefully make incisions and drain the lesion to prevent the possibility of future scarring. If a patient has tried to prevent the scarring but still finds themselves in a position of risk, there is hope. Today, with advances in technology there are ways to remove or minimize scars that already exist. In the same way a tattoo can be removed, so can many cases of scarring. Severe acne remedies that can treat scarring include dermabrasion, laser resurfacing, chemical peels, punch techniques, subcision, and augmentation. Severe acne treatments certainly require the professional advice of a dermatologist before attempting. There are certain types of scars and lesions that respond well to particular treatments. It is important to know all options available to a particular situation before undergoing any type of surgery or methods for scar removal. People experience different types of acne, and therefore develop different types of scarring. Scar treatment must be performed on a case by case basis for the most effective results. It may also be a possibility to combine two or more methods for maximum effectiveness. Christians are to obtain knowledge and wisdom before making any decisions. Bringing each decision and choice to God first for guidance will offer the best method that He sees fit. "He that is wise is profitable to himself" (Job 22:2).
Although this type of disorder is partial to those in the teenage years or women in times of hormonal shifts such as pregnancy or post menopause, most cases can be resolved without the use of severe acne remedies. In fact, most severe acne treatments are the same as any treatment offered to those who are exhibiting a mild case of the disorder. Homeopathic methods can be used and have been shown to be very effective. Some of the more common methods include: Antimonium tartaricum, Calcarea carbonica, Hepar sulphuris calcareum, Pulsatilla, Silcea, and Sulphur. Selecting the remedy that most closely matches the symptoms is recommended. In conditions were self treatment is appropriate; a lower potency should be used, unless otherwise directed by a doctor. Dermatologists today are becoming more open to homeopathic methods and can recommend sources that offer the specific remedy that will work best in a particular situation. As always, it is always suggested to see a board certified physician for any health ailment before attempting to self diagnose a problem. Professional advice can be taken or forgotten, but is should always be included as a viable option for controlling and preventing breakouts of the skin.
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