At what age does puberty end?

It is said that acne is a sign of youth and a unique mark of puberty. Of course everyone wants to have a bright and glowing skin. Therefore, many young people with acne hope to get rid of the acne as soon as possible. So at what age does acne during adolescence end? In fact, there is no necessary connection between acne and personal age. Acne can occur due to various reasons in real life.

Acne, also known as pimples, is a chronic inflammation of the sebaceous glands of the hair follicles due to embolism caused by excessive keratinization of the skin and sebum excretion disorders. It often occurs on the face, chest and back, and has various manifestations such as blackheads, papules, pustules, nodules and cysts. Its pathogenesis is not yet very clear and is related to factors such as sex hormones, endocrine, sebaceous glands, and microorganisms in the hair follicles. Most people can recover naturally or their symptoms will be alleviated after puberty.

Acne has no age limit. Timely and standardized diagnosis and treatment can help you get rid of acne as soon as possible. Necrotic acne: more common in adults, the skin lesions are clustered papules and pustules, which are brown-red in color, quickly necrotic, accompanied by blood scabs, and recurrent attacks, forming reticular scars.

Infant acne: It can occur between 3 months and 2 years old, mainly presenting as papules, pustules and blackheads. Most of them heal within half a year, leaving behind punctate depressed scars.

Premenstrual acne: occurs or worsens before menstruation, mainly on the jaw and cheeks, with a small number of lesions.

Many teenagers are prone to acne during adolescence. For them who are just beginning to fall in love, acne brings great pain and trouble. Some people's academic performance has dropped because of acne, some people have never dared to express their feelings because of acne, and some people feel extremely inferior because of acne.

Causes of acne during puberty

1. The secretion of male hormones is relatively active

Adolescents are in a period of rapid physical development, and all their organs are constantly developing. The secretion of male hormones, which affects physical development, is accelerated, leading to hormone imbalance, which causes acne.

2. Excessive secretion of sebaceous glands

Adolescents are very active, which leads to excessive secretion of sebaceous glands. Excessive sebaceous glands will produce more oil. Too much oil will prevent the pores from discharging in time, clogging the skin pores and finally causing the growth of acne.

3. Irregular life leads to endocrine disorders

In today's society, electronic products are everywhere, which has caused some young people to start to lead irregular lives. For example, staying up late to play games, staying up late to read novels, etc. This will lead to endocrine disorders over a long period of time, and eventually acne will appear on the body.

4. Wearing makeup at a young age

Young people nowadays start putting on makeup and dressing themselves up at a very young age. Their originally tender skin is damaged by long-term use of makeup, allowing some cosmetics to penetrate into the inner layer of the skin, eventually clogging the skin pores and ultimately leading to acne.

5. Not washing your face properly

Washing your face is important for everyone. Washing your face every day is mainly to clean the dirt and oil in the skin. Only when the face is washed well, the pores will not be clogged due to the presence of dirt.

Precautions

1. If you have acne, be prepared for daily care. Do not touch or squeeze the acne with your hands.

2. Not everyone will get acne. If you don’t want acne, it’s best to restore your biological clock.