Nodular acne, which develops as a result of inflammation of the follicular sebaceous glands, is a severe type of acne. Common causes include high oil secretion, bacterial infection, androgen overproduction, and keratinization of follicular sebaceous gland ducts. Being affected by certain factors may lead to aggravation of the condition, and it is recommended to make a clear diagnosis and treat it actively.
Cystic acne tends to occur in adolescents and is one of the more serious types of acne. Acne may be triggered by changes in hormone levels in the body during puberty, increased oil secretion, blockage of follicular pores by oil, bacterial infections, overproduction of androgens, or occupational exposure to paints and oil.
If you do not take care of your skin, for example, high androgen levels may make the sebaceous glands larger and secrete more oil. Not paying attention to diet in general and consuming too much dairy-containing products and high carbohydrates may aggravate the condition. Normal inattention to facial cleansing or excessive use of exfoliating cleansing products may increase skin sensitivity and lead to aggravation of acne.
Painful hard nodules can be felt under the skin or pus cysts can be seen under the skin, it is recommended to pay attention to it, go to the dermatology department of the hospital in time, and standardize the treatment with the doctor’s advice.