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Skin quality

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Аcne

Acne (acne disease or vulgar acne) is a widespread lesion of the sebaceous hair follicle of obstructive and/or inflammatory origin due to various exogenous and endogenous factors. Acne begins in early puberty, in girls a little earlier (10-13 years) than in boys (14-15 years). In the age category from 12 to 24 years, 85% of people develop acne. Over the age of 25, the disease occurs in 11% of people. After 44 years, it can last in 12% of women and 3% of men.

According to these data, we can understand that acne is a very common disease, with mild or more severe forms of which almost every person faces at the corresponding period of his life. At the same time, unfortunately, quite a lot of patients have severe forms of this disease, and as a result, it appears in the form of scars or pigmentation. According to statistics, almost 20% of people develop severe forms of (conglobate and abscessing) acne, and every fourth of them develop disfiguring scars, which, together with hyperpigmentation (post-acne phenomena), represent a serious medical and psychological problem due to the social maladjustment of patients.

Full version of the access article <a href="https://pro.bhub.com.ua/cosmetology/korekciya-rubcevih-zmin-postakne-suchasni-mojlivosti-kombinovanih-metodiv">in Ukrainian</a>

Correction of postacne cicatricial changes: modern possibilities of combined methods