Acne is the term given for inflamed spots appearing over the face, back and shoulders. Although it affects people of all ages, it occurs most often in adolescence. Acne is caused by a number of different things. Research has shown that hormonal balance affects acne, and adolescence is the time when the hormones are adjusting. Small hair follicles become plugged with dead skin cells. Secretions accumulate and bacteria forms, causing pimples, cysts or blackheads. To get rid of the acne, you have to get rid of the bacteria.
Prevention
- Cleanliness is essential. Clean you skin thoroughly, but do not scrub your skin.
- Stress and anxiety seem to aggravate acne in some people. Stop worrying and try some relaxation techniques. Seek professional help if this becomes an issue.
- Use water-based cosmetics and/or ones that do not irritate your acne.
Treatment
Cleanliness is essential. Wash the affected area with warm soapy water. If your regular soap is a bit harsh, replace it with an over the counter soap designed to ward off acne. Rinse thoroughly.
Take two teaspoons of silver sol liquid twice a day.
Apply silver sol gel topically twice per day, immediately after cleansing and drying the affected area.
Outcome
Expect to see a reduction in the size and spread of your acne within 48 hours. Total reconstruction of the affected area of the skin takes about one month.
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