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Adult Acne: Causes, Treatment and When to See a Dermatologist

Why acne appears in adults, how it is treated and when to see a dermatologist. Dermatology visits at Radeski Skin Clinic in Fergana and Kokand.

Why acne appears in adults, how it is treated and when to see a dermatologist. Dermatology visits at Radeski Skin Clinic in Fergana and Kokand.

Acne is one of the most common skin conditions, and it affects not only teenagers but adults too. Breakouts can appear on the face, chin, cheeks, back and chest, leaving pigment spots and scars behind. The right treatment helps control inflammation and lowers the risk of new breakouts.

Why does acne appear?

Acne is linked to excess sebum production, clogged pores and inflammation in the skin. Breakouts can be triggered or made worse by:

  • hormonal changes;
  • genetic predisposition;
  • stress and lack of sleep;
  • pore-clogging cosmetics;
  • some medicines.

In adult women, breakouts often get worse before menstruation or with hormonal changes. However, not every case of acne is caused by a hormonal disorder — the doctor determines the cause based on symptoms and medical history.

How is acne treated?

Treatment depends on how severe the breakouts are, the skin type and whether there is inflammation. A dermatologist may recommend topical medicines, skin care products and, when needed, systemic therapy.

It is important not to squeeze pimples or use harsh home remedies: this can increase inflammation and the risk of scarring.

There is no single plan that suits every patient, so it is best to see a dermatologist before starting treatment. More on treatment methods: Adult acne: causes and modern treatment.

When should you see a dermatologist?

Book a consultation if:

  • breakouts last for a long time;
  • painful nodules appear under the skin;
  • pimples leave spots or scars;
  • home care does not help;
  • breakouts suddenly appear in adulthood.

Seeing a specialist early helps choose the right therapy and lowers the risk of post-acne marks. If marks and scars have already formed: Post-acne: how to reduce scars and spots.

Acne treatment at Radeski Skin Clinic in Fergana and Kokand

At Radeski Skin Clinic you can see a dermatologist to assess your skin, confirm the diagnosis and get an individual treatment plan. The specialist takes into account the severity of breakouts, your skin features and the risk of post-acne marks.

If pimples, inflammation or acne marks bother you, do not put off the consultation.

Book a dermatologist visit at Radeski Skin Clinic in Fergana or Kokand. A timely diagnosis helps choose a well-founded treatment plan and improve your skin.

Why does acne appear in adults?

Acne is linked to excess sebum, clogged pores and inflammation. Flare-ups can be triggered by hormonal changes, genetics, stress and lack of sleep, pore-clogging cosmetics and some medicines.

Is adult acne always hormonal?

No. In women breakouts often get worse before menstruation, but not all acne is a hormonal disorder. A dermatologist determines the cause based on symptoms and medical history.

Can I squeeze pimples?

No. Squeezing and harsh home remedies increase inflammation and the risk of scarring.

When should I see a dermatologist?

If breakouts last a long time, painful nodules appear, spots or scars remain, home care does not help, or acne suddenly starts in adulthood.

Where can I get acne treatment in Fergana and Kokand?

At the Radeski Skin Clinic branches in Fergana and Kokand, a dermatologist assesses your skin, confirms the diagnosis and builds an individual treatment plan. Book on the website or call +998 73 200-73-73.

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