What is the reason for acne on both sides of the cheeks

Acne on the cheeks has a certain impact on the health of the cheek skin. There are two major factors for acne on both sides of the cheeks. One is physical factors, and the other is caused by external environmental stimulation. In order to relieve and treat it, you must first find out the cause.

1. Mental factors are one of the reasons why teenagers get acne on both sides of their cheeks. In addition, the sebaceous glands secrete excessive oil, which can easily clog the pores, causing inflammation and causing acne. Teenagers between the ages of fifteen and twenty are most likely to develop acne.

2. The face secretes a lot of oil. In order not to affect their image, many people will over-wash their faces, which results in the skin being too dry. If there is no good moisturizing product in daily care, the skin will be overly exposed to external stimulation, leading to acne.

3. The Corynebacterium acnes, Staphylococcus albus and Pityriasis ovale present in the hair follicles, especially the Corynebacterium acnes, contain esterase that decomposes sebum. The sebum in the hair follicles is decomposed by lipase to produce more free fatty acids. These free fatty acids can cause non-specific inflammatory reactions in the hair follicles and around the hair follicles. When the tiny ulcers and free fatty acids of the acne wall enter the nearby dermis, and the blackheads squeeze the nearby cells, their antibacterial ability decreases and they are easily infected by bacteria and cause inflammation. As a result, the patient develops papules, pustules, nodules, nodules and abscesses.