5 Types of Skin Troubles! From Acne, Folliculitis, and Dermatitis to Causes and Treatments

Maybe it's because of the changing seasons, but I keep getting skin troubles.

It wasn't acne, and it was a skin trouble I had absolutely no idea what it was...

 

So I plan to look it up again later when I have trouble like this.

I’ve compiled a list of skin troubles, including their types, causes, and treatments!

 

If you're having the same concerns as me, saving this post will be helpful, right? 🤭

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5 Types of Skin Troubles: How Do Their Causes Differ?

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1. Acne

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It's the most common skin problem! If you have blackheads, whiteheads, or clogged pores like millet seeds, it's highly likely to be acne!

If the inflammation worsens, it can turn into red pimples or pus-filled acne. 🥹

 

Many people think that acne occurs if you don't wash your face,

Actually, that isn't the case! It can occur for the following reasons.

📍 Causes of acne and skin troubles

- Increased sebum secretion
- Clogged pores caused by dead skin cells
- Hormonal changes
- Inflammation
- Genetic influence

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2. Folliculitis

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Folliculitis is really confusing compared to acne.

Inflammation of the hair follicles where hair grows is called folliculitis.


The difference from acne is If multiple pimples of similar size appear and are itchy or stinging, it is folliculitis!
especially If similar-sized bumps appear on the forehead, hairline, chest, or back, it is Malassezia folliculitis. There is also a possibility.

📍 Causes of Folliculitis

- bacteria

- Yeast or mold

- Shaving or hair removal

- Friction

- Sweat and humid environment

 

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3. Contact dermatitis

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If your face suddenly turns red, itchy, or stings after using new cosmetics, it could be contact dermatitis.

If you experience itching, burning, red spots, or dryness, it is contact dermatitis!

📍 Causes of skin troubles leading to contact dermatitis

- Cosmetics (sunscreen, cushion, brush, etc.)

- perfume

- Hair dye

- Detergent

- Accessories (necklaces, masks, etc.)

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4. Seborrheic dermatitis

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If the sides of your nose or the area between your eyebrows repeatedly turn red and flaky, it could be seborrheic dermatitis.


especially scalp Moreover eyebrows, between the eyebrows, sides of the nose, around the ears It can also happen.

📍 Causes of Seborrheic Dermatitis

It tends to occur in areas with high sebum secretion, and depends on the condition of the skin barrier or

Several factors, such as Malassezia yeast, can have an impact.

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5. Rosacea

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If your cheeks or the area around your nose remain persistently red and you repeatedly experience a sudden surge of heat, you should also consider the possibility of rosacea.

If you experience a burning sensation, red papules, and visible blood vessels, it is rosacea!

 

📍 Causes of Rosacea

It varies from person to person, but the following reasons could be the cause.

- Strong sunlight

- Hot environment

- Spicy food

- alcohol

- Sudden temperature change

 

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What are the solutions for different types of skin troubles?

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1. Acne

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For mild acne Salicylic acid, azelaic acid, benzoyl peroxide, retinoids, etc. are used. It works.

If inflammation is severe or scarring occurs, I recommend dermatological medication 🥹

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2. Folliculitis

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bacterial The other side antimicrobial treatment , Mold or yeast is the cause The other side Antifungal treatment You might need it.

 

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3. Contact dermatitis

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If you have recently used a new product, first Discontinued use Doing that comes first.

If you keep your skincare simple with just a cleanser and moisturizer and experience severe itching or redness, it is recommended to seek dermatological treatment.

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4. Seborrheic dermatitis

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Antifungal components or reducing inflammation External preparations It can be used.

It felt like it was about reducing symptoms and managing recurrence rather than completely eliminating it all at once.

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5. Rosacea

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UV protection and reducing skin irritation are essential.

Depending on the symptoms, treatments such as azelaic acid, ivermectin, and metronidazole may be used, and laser treatment may be considered if flushing or vascularization is severe.

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When should you visit a dermatologist for skin troubles?

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If it recurs repeatedly in the same area, suddenly spreads to the entire face, or the pain, pus, or discharge worsens
Scars began to form If you are going to do it, it is a good idea to get a medical checkup.

 

Especially if you have been treating it for weeks thinking it is acne but it is not improving at all
Different from the start Types of skin troubles You also need to check if it was!!

 

Before I looked this up, I also thought that anything that popped up on my skin was automatically acne.

The more I find out The causes and solutions for skin troubles are really different.

 

Before blindly squeezing or applying various products, first check if it is itchy, if there is dead skin, or if your face remains red.

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Have you ever had an experience like mine, where you thought you were treating acne only to find out it was a different skin problem?

I had folliculitis this time haha ​​.....

 

I hope this helps others like me, and I will be back with a more informative post next time!