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Facial is not the proper treatment to prevent acne
Deep cleansing treatments at the salon is useful for removing blackheads, but can not cope with acne. Similarly, according to Debra J. Wattenberg, MD, assistant professor of dermatology at Mount Sinai Medical School, New York City.
In other words, facials are the type of care is good for relaxation and pampering facial skin, and clean it of impurities and excess oil. However, it can not clean the face of acne.Wattenberg advise you to rely on acne medication that can be found at retail pharmacies. While acne is difficult to subdued, it’s good you did come to the dermatologist, because if not handled correctly then the problem will always come back.
Treatment for each person may different
For some people, acne can be eliminated by taking medicine and specialty products to cleanse and moisturize the skin. However, for most other people, who care too much can actually make acne grow more and more. Similarly, according to dermatologist Tess Mauricio, MD, of Scripps Ranch Dermatology & Cosmetic Center in La Jolla, California. So, do not take the initiative to try the acne drug taken, if doctors do not advise it.
Food also has an effect on acne
According to Lisa Drayer, RD, author of The Beauty Diet: Looking Great Has Never Been So Delicious, several types of nutrients can help prevent acne, such as vitamin C for example. “When the body has difficulty processing food, one solution that does is push it out through your skin,” added Joanna Vargas, a celebrity skin care consultant and owner of Skin Care Sanctuary in New York City
Foods that are worst for the skin is processed foods. Meanwhile, the best way to keep it clean and flushed skin healthy is to drink lots of water