Skin dehydration does not usually lead to acne, but can lead to dryness and roughness of the skin. Acne generally refers to acne, which is mainly caused by abnormal androgen levels, blocked follicular openings, and Propionibacterium acnes infection.
When the patient’s skin is dehydrated, it can lead to the shedding of the stratum corneum, thus causing the skin to appear dead skin, flaking and other phenomena; in particular, long-term dehydration can also lead to skin laxity, loss of elasticity, pigmentation, etc., which generally does not lead to acne.
Acne, also known as clinical acne, is a disease caused by a variety of factors, mainly for the patient’s body androgen level increases, resulting in sebaceous glands, sebum secretion increases, and oil and shedding of dead skin cells clogging pores, thus forming acne.
In addition, abnormal keratinization of the cells around the hair follicles can also lead to the follicle opening becoming smaller, narrower, and blocked, causing sebum to be unable to be discharged normally, and accumulating in the follicle opening to form acne; Propionibacterium acnes grows and reproduces locally on the skin, which can also induce the appearance of acne.
When acne appears on the skin or the skin is dehydrated, it is recommended to go to the hospital in time to find out the cause and carry out reasonable treatment under the guidance of the doctor.