Chin pimples are often considered as acne, and the possible causes are endocrine disorders, follicular opening blockage, inflammatory reactions, bad habits, etc. The most common cause of acne is the inflammation of the sebaceous glands of the hair follicles.
1. Endocrine disorders: chin acne is a kind of follicular sebaceous gland chronic inflammation, and the follicular sebaceous gland is mainly regulated by sex hormones, when the patient’s body after puberty androgen levels or sex hormone imbalance, it will cause sebaceous glands increase secretion, and in the chin part of the sebaceous gland is more, so this time it is more likely to cause the phenomenon of the chin is always long acne.
2. Follicular opening blockage: when the chin part of the follicle sebaceous glands within the Propionibacterium acnes hydrolyze sebum in large quantities, the formation of excessive free fatty acids, so that sebum discharge is blocked, when sebum, keratin plugs in the follicular opening of the accumulation of excessive follicular opening blockage, resulting in the occurrence of closed-mouth acne, the condition further development will be manifested as recurrent pimples.
3. Inflammatory response: when the chin follicle sebaceous glands within the Propionibacterium acnes reproduces in large quantities, it will promote the production of inflammatory factors in the body, causing follicle sebaceous gland inflammatory reaction, inflammatory reaction aggravated will cause follicle wall damage rupture, at this time, a variety of follicle contents spillage will cause inflammation around the hair follicle, thus expanding the scope of inflammation, resulting in recurrent acne on the chin.
4. Bad habits: eating spicy, sweet and greasy stimulating food, often stay up late, irregular work and rest, poor cleaning or excessive cleaning and other bad habits may promote sebaceous gland secretion of sebum, so that the patient always chin acne phenomenon.
To summarize, it is recommended that chin acne patients go to the dermatology department in time to avoid further aggravation of the condition.