What to do with severe acne?

Acne is also called blackheads in clinical practice. Generally, acne is prone to occur in multiple parts of the body, most commonly on the face and back, which greatly affects the appearance. Many reasons may cause acne, and endocrine disorders caused by staying up late can also cause acne. Generally, mild acne can be relieved quickly, but severe acne is more difficult to treat. In addition to daily care, what else can be done for severe acne?

1. Photorejuvenation

Photorejuvenation is a non-invasive photodynamic therapy with a wide spectrum. Photorejuvenation can stimulate the skin, causing chemical changes in the molecular structure of collagen fibers and elastic fibers in the dermis, increasing their number, rearranging them, and restoring their original elasticity, thereby achieving effective therapeutic effects.

2. Fruit acid

Fruit acid can reduce the aggregation of skin keratin and promote skin metabolism. Some of the aging stratum corneum is removed, and new epidermal cells grow out, making the skin a little more tender. Moreover, while the aged stratum corneum is being removed, some superficial dark spots, acne, blackheads, deposited pigments, fine wrinkles, etc. will also be removed.

3. Laser treatment

Laser treatment for acne uses high energy to remove acne skin damage. Using laser to treat acne can reduce skin defects such as wrinkles, with significant and lasting effects. It is a safe, effective treatment method that is worth promoting.

4. Note

Do not squeeze acne with your hands to avoid aggravating the inflammation and leaving scars. Avoid using oily and powder-based cosmetics to prevent further clogging of pores. If you have acne around the mouth, stop using fluoride toothpaste for a month to see if it improves. Pay attention to your diet and do not eat foods such as chocolate, seafood, nuts, cheese, etc.