Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Treating Acne Effectively

When it comes to treating acne, it is not necessary to use harsh chemical peels, retinols, laser therapy. Many of the products commonly used in the treatment of acne are too harsh and drying which results in the body producing more oil to compensate for the oils stripped from the skin by the harsher products. When the skin is too dry, the skin pores shrink with resulting ‘clogged pores.’ Many prescription medications such as antibiotics, retinoids, Accutane, acne home remedies and various acne laser treatments actually cause additional skin damage and may lead to a condition referred to as acne rosacea. The oral and topical antibiotics can work for up to several months before the bacteria become immune to the antibiotic, causing the antibiotic to no longer be effective.

Acne-Ltd III will improve the appearance of acne-prone skin without the negative side effects of Accutane, antibiotics, or retinoid acne medications. Initial studies performed on test subjects with acne demonstrate, and 98 percent of previous Acne-Ltd III users confirm, that Acne-Ltd III will improve the appearance of facial redness (erythema) and acne pimples and pustules.

Thursday, March 11, 2010

Great Results With Acne-Ltd!

Acne-Ltd works...... quickly and efficiently.

After years of trying all sorts of other medications from antibiotics to laser thru topical creams and aloe vera drinks and potions to chinese herbal remedies its great to find something as simple and effective as the Acne-Ltd.

You have to decide what your adgenda is, how effectively you wish to control your acne and set your goals for what you will or will not compromise on to achieve your goals in acne control. There are all sorts of options to hide or disguse your acne but you have to set goals in your agenda and make choices that are not only to control the existing acne but prevent further damage and even reverse existing damage. You have to define your goals, look at the options for control and treatment - be they lifestyle changes, food changes, treatment changes - set your agenda and make a new start. If you are satisfied with moderately controlling the pimples, Acne-Ltd can do that, if however you want to get rid of the pimples and take steps to keep them from returning, Acne-Ltd can help with that too.

Thank you very much.

Wednesday, March 03, 2010

TYPES OF ACNE - ACNE EXCORIEE

Acne excoriée is the term given for scratched or picked pimples. Acne excoriee is commonly called picker’s acne. Acne excoriée begins as a common acne outbreak of pimples. A pimple erupts, first one, then another. Many people find it almost impossible not to mess with, poke, prod, and squeeze the pimple. Acne excoriee is considered an emotional motivated or induced acne condition.

The problems that arise with picking and scratching acne blemishes is that it’s unsanitary and infection can set in, causing a bigger blemish. When the acne blemishes occur on the face of someone experiencing episodes of self-doubt, emotional turmoil, or low self-esteem, however, picking the blemishes can lead to a disturbing obsession that is self-perpetuating. An ongoing cycle of eruptions and picking and open sores begins that can be very difficult to stop.

Neurotic squeezing and pressing of the pimples, trying to rid the contents with the fingers, exacerbates minimal acne lesions on the face. As a result, hyperpigmentation and stellate contracted scars occur, while often the original underlying acne has healed. Acne excoriée is more common in females than males, and can be a sign of stress or depression. Sometimes it is just a bad habit that's hard to break; the acne may not actually be all that severe.

Acne excoriee usually begins during adolescence, when ideas of self-image are in upheaval and undergoing change, matching the hormonal and growth changes going on with the body. A fragile self-image may create an atmosphere where every imperfection perceived, real or not, is distortedout of porportion. By picking away at the acne blemishes on the face, many people find satisfaction, as if they are picking away at their troubles or their emotional pain. Others pick because they are nervous or uncomfortable with the changes in their body. They cause physical damage to their faces in order to fend off any physical advances they may be unperpared to deal with . Picking acne lesions may also be a coping mechanism designed to mask or hide the pain of physical or emotional abuse in the picker’s life. This trauma may be ongoing or an eent from their past.

One sign that distinguishes excoriated acne from acne vulgaris is by the presence of hyperpigmented brown spots on the face, chest, and other places where acne eruptions are likely. These brown spots are scars from previous blemishes that have been picked to the point of permanent tissue damage.