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Acne Causes and Treatments

For those who have never suffered from acne - particularly moderate to severe acne - it might be easy to dismiss acne as a simple skin ailment, with no serious long-term health effects.

And while it's true that acne is not life-threatening, acne can be significantly life-altering, impacting people of all ages and in some cases, leaving permanent acne scars.

There are several known factors that contribute to the existence of acne and various acne treatments that can range from low-cost, over-the-counter skin care products, to expensive prescription acne medications.

What is Acne?

Though commonly thought of as a teenager's issue, acne is a common skin ailment that can affect people well into their adult years. Acne and acne blemishes originate in the skin's pores or follicles and can include:

• Whiteheads (pimples)
• Blackheads
• Pustules
• Cysts
• Lesions
• Papules

Causes of Acne

The cause of acne is related to the underlying condition and composition of the skin cells and pores. This is not to say that diet, lifestyle and personal hygiene should not be considered when assessing acne causes and treatments, but they do not necessarily dictate the condition of one's skin.

These are some of the key issues that play a role in the existence of acne:

• An abundance of skin cells
• An over-production of skin oils (sebum)
• Bacterial growth 

Skin Cells and Acne

Acne sufferers shed more skin cells than those with clear skin and those cells do not dissipate but stick around on the surface clogging the pores. These excess skin cells and the sebum from over-active sebaceous glands create a powerful breeding ground for acne-causing bacteria.

Skin Oil and Acne

The sebaceous glands of the skin's follicles produce oil, which is also known as sebum. When functioning normally, the glands secrete only enough sebum to keep the skin at the correct level of moisture.

An over-active sebaceous gland produces an excess of oil, which clogs the skin's pores. In some acne sufferers, the chemical composition of the sebum might also foster bacterial growth.

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