Acne hypertrophic scars

In life, we may encounter some difficult disease problems. For example, acne is caused by viruses or bacterial infections that are more likely to occur when the body's resistance is low. Once skin diseases occur, they are very difficult to treat. Care should be taken to choose the appropriate method, so people should treat skin diseases according to their own conditions. What are acne hypertrophic scars?

Acne scars are scars left after recovery from acne. They are caused by endocrine disorders during adolescence that lead to blockage and inflammation of hair follicles and sebaceous glands. It is usually divided into common acne, necrotic acne, aggregated acne, etc. Patients with acne should arrange their diet reasonably and live a regular life. At the same time, they can use corresponding drugs for symptomatic treatment.

Performance

1. Acne punctata: Blackheads are the main lesions of acne. They are cheese-like semi-solids that are blocked in the opening of the sebaceous glands of the hair follicles. The outer end exposed at the opening of the hair follicles is black. If you squeeze it with pressure, you can see the sebum plug with a black head and a yellow-white translucent body being removed.

2. Papular acne: The skin lesions are mainly small inflammatory papules, which are hard, millet to pea-sized papules, and are light red to dark red. There may be a black comedone in the center of the papule or a cortical plug with the tip not turning black.

3. Pustular acne: It is mainly characterized by pustules, which are the size of grains to mung beans. They are formed on the tops of follicular pustules and papules. The pus is relatively viscous after rupture, and shallow scars are left after healing.

4. Nodular acne: When the inflammation site is deeper, pustular acne can develop into thick-walled nodules of varying sizes and light red or purple in color. Some are located deeper, have a significant bulge and are hemispherical or conical in shape. They can exist for a long time or be gradually absorbed, and some may fester and rupture to form obvious scars.

5. Atrophic acne: papules or pustular lesions destroy the glands, causing pit-like atrophic scars. Ruptured pustules or naturally absorbed papules and pustules can cause fibrosis and atrophy.

6. Conglobate acne: It is the most serious type of damage, with polymorphic skin lesions, including many comedones, papules, pustules, abscesses, etc.