Liu Yuxin recently posted a selfie of his own acne, the acne on the nose is quite obvious, and wrote: "If you accidentally rub into everyone's lens on the road, please help me grind down the acne." ”
Liu Yuxin intimately gave a demonstration of skin grinding, and sure enough, the acne on the nose was worn away.
In addition to skin grinding, have you ever seen a love bean that looks for acne stickers in bibimbap? Yin Jinghan had a pimple on his chin and attached a pimple sticker during the live broadcast.
However, when the bibimbap was eaten live, the acne sticker fell into the rice!
I didn't find a pimple sticker in the bibimbap, but I came out of my mouth while eating it!
Summer skin loves oil, but also the peak of acne outbreaks, in addition to covering acne, is there any effective anti-acne ingredients? This issue of Health & Beauty magazine invites the most authoritative doctors in acne treatment to answer questions.
"Benzoyl peroxide" (BEPIOGel) has been used as a standard drug for the treatment of acne in Europe and the United States since more than 40 years ago. By combining treatment with existing drugs, red acne with inflammation can be cured as soon as possible and its recurrence can be effectively prevented.
With worsening acne symptoms, it may cause acne marks on the skin. In order to be able to cure completely, it is best to see a doctor in the dermatologist as soon as possible. In recent years, the number of treatment drugs used in dermatology to prevent acne has gradually increased, and patients can also choose treatment drugs according to their own situation.
Acne formation stems from blocked pores. At the beginning of symptoms, the cortex inside the pores accumulates to form white pimples. Propionibacterium acnes, which were originally present in the skin, multiply and cause inflammation and lead to the accumulation of pus, producing red pimples.
Minister Shinwa Hayashi of the Dermatology Department of Toranomon Hospital said: "In the past, the treatment of acne in the dermatology department was mainly for red acne using antibacterial drugs. Later things changed, mainly due to the appearance of Adapalene. The active ingredient of this drug is vitamin A, which can prevent white acne by eliminating pore blockages, thereby inhibiting the formation of red acne. On this basis, benzoyl peroxide was born.
In this way, for red acne can not only play a bactericidal effect, but also soften the horn, prevent pore blockage, and achieve the effect of preventing white acne. Minister Lin said: "Benzoyl peroxide and adapalene have different principles of action, but the therapeutic effects achieved are similar. Clinical trials in Europe and the United States have shown that a mixture of the two can quickly and effectively improve symptoms. Therefore, mixed therapy is recommended for severely ill patients.
One of the most important aspects of acne treatment is the need for persistence. Red acne mostly uses antibacterial drugs, focusing on benzoyl peroxide and adapalene. When the red acne is reduced to about one-fifth, you can choose to continue to use benzoyl oxide and adaparin in parallel, the reason why continuous treatment is needed, mainly because a large number of white acne on the skin may become red acne at any time, so the use of benzoyl oxide to achieve the purpose of inhibiting white acne from becoming red.
However, many people will stop taking the drug after the red acne is improved, Minister Lin said: "Compared with Adapalene, there are fewer side effects such as dryness of benzoyl peroxide, so it is better for people who are reluctant to continue to take the drug because of dry skin." "I believe that benzoyl peroxide will free more people from the troubles of acne as soon as possible."
In a clinical trial of 1670 European and American patients, patients were divided into 4 groups, and the combination of basic drugs, benzoyl peroxide, adaparene, benzoyl peroxide and adaparine was applied to the acne, and the acne status was observed after 12 weeks, and the results showed that the treatment effect of the group using the mixed preparation was the most obvious, and the acne reduction was 70%.
In a long-term clinical trial of 393 men and women (12 to 50 years of age), patients were asked to apply benzoyl peroxide to their faces every night for 52 weeks to observe the effects. After 2 months, the number of acne was halved, after which about 80% of patients continued to improve their symptoms.