What to do if pimples appear on cheeks and neck

Many people suffer from acne, especially teenage boys and girls. Having acne all over your face will affect the body's detoxification and make your cheeks look unsightly. If you often get acne on your face, you should pay attention to it, as it may be an endocrine disorder or skin allergy. If you want to have smooth and tender skin, you should find out the specific cause of acne so that you can prescribe the right medicine to cure the disease. Let me explain what to do if you have acne on your cheeks and neck!

1. Causes of acne on cheeks

1. What causes acne on the forehead?

If you have pimples on your forehead, it means that you have excessive anger and poor blood circulation. Excessive mental stress in daily life and bad temper are the main manifestations.

For friends who have acne on their forehead, we recommend that they go to bed early and get up early and drink plenty of water, which is very effective in removing acne on the forehead.

2. What causes acne on the nose?

Acne on the wings of the nose is also a common phenomenon. Generally speaking, acne on the wings of the nose is related to the reproductive system. The main reasons for acne on the wings of the nose are: 1. Problems with the cervical spine, 2. Problems with the ovaries, 3. Reproductive system diseases, 4. Indigestion, 5. Endocrine disorders.

For friends who have acne on the wings of their nose, do not indulge or abstain excessively in daily life. If it is caused by an illness, it must be treated in time.

3. What is the reason for acne between the eyebrows?

The pimples between the eyebrows are what we call Yingtang acne. Friends with Yingtang acne have external symptoms including chest tightness, irregular heartbeat, and palpitations.

Friends with acne on the forehead should pay attention to their diet and try not to eat irritating foods, such as cigarettes, alcohol, betel nuts, wine, spicy foods, and do more aerobic exercise.

(II) Causes of acne on the neck

1. Acne, often on the face at the same time

The main reason: the toxins in the inner facial lymph are difficult to metabolize, causing the toxins to spread to the neck; on the outside, acne bacteria infect the neck, and the toxins provide fertile ground for the bacteria to multiply. However, this phenomenon will not occur in people with good lymphatic metabolism. Just like if you have acne on your face, it doesn’t necessarily mean it will appear all over your body.

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2. Folliculitis or inflammation of sebaceous glands

If you have small fleshy bumps on your neck and they itch, you should consider folliculitis or inflammation of the sebaceous glands. At this time, you should avoid spicy food, eat a low-fat diet, try to wash frequently with hot water, do not squeeze, and massage the neck lymph more!

3. Fat particles

Another possible cause of small pimples on the neck is the appearance of fat particles. Fat particles have little impact on health, but they affect appearance and image. It is more common in young women because their skin ages quickly, metabolizes slowly, and is affected by the external environment, so they are more likely to grow fat particles.

4. Swollen lymph nodes

Another more serious phenomenon of growing fleshy lumps on the neck is that you have already suffered from swollen lymph nodes. The early stage of this disease is the growth of fleshy lumps on the neck.

There will not be any obvious changes at the beginning, but in the later stages of the disease, many lymph nodes will become swollen and aggravated, and the lumps of flesh will become larger and larger. In severe cases, they can compress the cervical vertebrae and cause serious deformation of the cervical vertebrae. This disease is more common in people who work in areas with heavy oil smoke, high radiation and high noise pollution.