What does acne look like? What are the symptoms of acne like

Pustular acne: The main manifestation of pustules is the size of grains to mung beans, and pustules form at the tips of follicular pustules and pimples. Nodular acne:

Pustular acne can develop into thick-walled nodules of varying size, reddish or purplish-red, with darker, significantly raised, hemispherical or conical shapes. They can persist for a long time or gradually absorb some of them suppuratively, ulcerating and forming significant scars. Atrophic acne:

Papular or pustular lesions destroy the gland, causing pitted atrophic scarring. Ulcerated pustules or naturally absorbed papules and pustules can cause fibrosis and atrophy. Cystic acne:

The formation of sebaceous cysts of various sizes is often secondary to purulent infection, and after the ulceration, there is often a bloody jelly-like pus, and the inflammation is often not severe and the sinus tract is formed. Aggregate acne: is the most severely damaged type of skin lesion polymorphe, with many pimples, papulopusts, abscesses, cysts, and clusters of sinus tract scars and keloids.

Exogenous chemical acne: It is caused by occupational factors, exposure to chemicals or toxic substances or cosmetics containing too high chemical contents. Mechanical acne:

Acne due to physical friction. For example, wearing chemical fiber products and repeated friction ** is related to lifestyle habits and hair friction. Cosmetic acne:

Cosmetics can cause closed acne, which is more common in women between the ages of 20 and 40. It is more difficult to use whiteheads caused by chemical cosmetics that whiten, whiten, and summer sunscreen are often used**. It is caused by the use of hair care and shampoo products, as well as washing intimate clothes with high chemical content such as laundry detergent.

Summer acne: mostly red papules, not long in other seasons, the weather heat starts quickly, and disappears quickly, generally only do antisensitization, do not do treatment or prickling. Polymeric acne:

Inflammation is intense, chronic purulent folliculitis with acne, cysts, and pustules, and occurs more often in adult males, and on the back of the hands, chest, and buttocks. Characteristics: Inflammatory lesions are large, soft, dark-colored and pus-present.

Fever acne: The hot climate can lead to acne vulgaris, folliculitis of blood fever complications, generally the body has more torso, especially the buttocks, and generally produces inflammatory nodules, the surface is hard, red, swollen, and very painful. <>

Acne is an inflammation of the sebaceous glands of the hair follicles, which occurs mainly during adolescence and can also occur in adults due to other causes such as endocrine disorders. The main symptom of acne is the appearance of pimples on the face, or inflammatory red papules, pustules, cysts, nodules.

Patients may have pain, even bleeding, pus and other manifestations, and can also be accompanied by itching, which can occur in severe patients with the front chest and back. Over time, scarring and visible pits may form, red marks may occur, or pigmentation may form after local inflammation. Hope mine can help you.

1.It occurs during puberty in both sexes

2.The site of occurrence is mostly on the face.

Acne, in fact, is what everyone usually calls acne, pimples, etc., which are very easy to occur in teenagers, and many oily people are also prone to acne. Although acne is very common and the symptoms seem to be similar, in fact, acne is divided into different types, and the symptoms of different types of acne also have certain differences.

Growing adolescents are prone to acne symptoms, and acne can occur in people of other ages, but in smaller numbers. Many people don't know much about the symptoms of acne, and they don't know that acne is divided into several different types, so that when it comes to acne, there is no targeted correct method, and the condition cannot be effective.

The main site of acne is on the face, and the anterior chest and back of the patient may also occur. The occurrence of acne will greatly affect the appearance of the patient, therefore, the patient must be timely to avoid scarring. **Acne, you should go to a regular hospital for examination as soon as possible to find out the type of acne of the patient, and treat the symptoms**.

1. Polymeric acne: Polymeric acne is a very common type with a relatively compact distribution. Several acne nodules will appear in the affected area, which are connected to each other and fused into patches. The patient's ** will appear red, swollen, and blue-purple.

2. Atrophic acne: In the early stage of atrophic acne, the affected area of the patient will have abscesses, and after squeezing the pustules, a relatively viscous pus will flow out, and then there will be pits in the affected area, and the surrounding ** will collapse and shrink.

3. Papular acne: There will be a lot of pimples on patients with papular acne**, and under normal circumstances, the inflammation of papular acne will cause infection, and the pimples will expand and deepen.

4. Cystic acne: Cystic acne is more serious, and the patient's affected area will be red, swollen and congested, and the cyst site can be clearly seen to have pus and blood streaks inside. When the cyst is squeezed, bloody pus comes out and the affected area becomes scarred.

5. Acne acne: patients will have blackheads and whiteheads, blackheads belong to open acne, and the sebaceous gland secretions are partially blackened at the outer end of the hair follicle orifice, and the secretions can be easily squeezed out. Whiteheads, on the other hand, are closed and do not easily squeeze out the sebaceous secretions inside.

The above are the symptoms of five common acne, I believe you have a certain understanding after reading it. The appearance of acne not only harms the patient's health**, but also makes the patient have a bad feeling of inferiority. If acne symptoms occur, patients should not self-medicate or ignore them, and should go to a professional hospital for diagnosis in time for their own acne type**.