Monday, October 21, 2013

The Eight Stages of Acne

Let's begin with Stage 0. Yes, there is a zero level. Zero doesn't even qualify as real acne. The occasional zit that appears on the face, neck, or back isn't pleasant and these occasional zits do seem to have a way of appearing at the most inopportune times imaginable. But the occasional zit doesn't even qualify as the mildest strain of acne. You can't call it acne - it is simply an inconvenience that will go away.

Stage 1 Acne: Whiteheads and blackheads are recurring, and there is some inflammation in the acne. This level of acne can be treated with over-the-counter products that contain benzoyl peroxide. This is no big deal, and permanent scarring is very unlikely.

Stage 2 Acne: When papules are present, the acne is considered to be at the next level. Papules are solid, raised skin lesions that are usually small in size. The treatment is still available over the counter. Look for products that contain salicylic acid.

Stage 3 Acne: This is much like stage 2 acne, except that the occurrences are more frequent. At-home treatment is still advised.

Stage 4-5 Acne: It's time to see a dermatologist. Pustules appear indicating infection.

Stage 6-7 Acne: There are still blackheads and whiteheads present. There are pustules still present, but now there are nodules and cysts. Scarring is going to result if something isn't done immediately.

Stage 8: There are no longer periods of breakouts. Acne is constantly active and scarring is almost a certainty.

The good news is that acne can be treated, and even if scarring does occur, there are treatments available to remove acne scars.








Thank you,

Ken.

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