The common form of acne seen most ofte n in teenagers or
young adults, acne vulgaris is the result of overactive oil glands that become plugged,
red, and inflamed. Most outbreaks of acne can be treated by keeping the skin clear
and avoiding irritating soaps, foods, drinks, and cosmetics. Severe acne and acne
in those who are prone to scarring (see the article on Keloid) can be treated with
topical creams and anti-inflammatory medications. Skin damaged by acne can be improved
with treatment by a dermatologist or facial technologist. Techniques include dermabrasion
("sanding"), removal of scar tissue via laser, and chemical peels. Acne is also
called pimples.
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