1.) Can you catch it from other people?
Answer:The hair follicles under your skin are where the bacterium can not be transmitted through contact.
Touching or kissing someone with a skin condition will not cause them to develop a skin condition.
2.)Is it possible that my parents had the same problem?
Answer:It has been shown that heredity plays an important role in determining who develops acne.
Children of parents who have had Acne are at a greater risk than others.
Just because you have a family history doesn't mean you will get the disease, only that you have a great chance of getting it.
3.)Is eating or drinking certain foods bad for your skin?
Answer:Studies have shown that eating chocolate, candy, fried foods, sugar, drinking water, orange juice, and milk can cause a variety of health problems.
There is no scientific evidence to support such results.
It is difficult to find a single cause for the many factors effecting the development of the skin condition.
Whether or not to avoid certain foods is an individual preference.
If your skin reacts negatively to certain foods, don't eat or drink them.
4.)Is dirt on my skin a problem?
Answer:Proper hygiene can help with healthy skin.
If you have a bad cleansing routine, you should be extra careful with your skin.
Over washing can make your skin more vulnerable to infections.
A gentle cleanser will help reduce skin cell build up and keep your skin looking its best.
Try not to over wash.
5.) Does stress cause skin problems?
Answer:It has been shown that stress makes it worse.
You should be aware of how you react under stress and develop ways to keep it under control if you suffer from acne.
This will help you with your health as well.
6.) Can you develop a skin condition when you are older?
Answer: The answer is yes.
Many people who have never experienced it as a teen can develop it in their 30's, 40's and 50's.
7.)Is make up or sunscreen bad for the skin?
Answer:There are certain products that can plug the skin's follicles and lead to the development ofAcne.
Not all products affect everyone the same way, so someone else may not use one product.
You need to be careful with what you put on your skin.
Try to always use oil free products and test a small amount on a patch of skin before using it all over.
8.) Will exercising affect my skin?
Answer:It's not clear why this happens, but vigorous exercising that causes your body to heat up and sweat does seem to make it worse for some people.
One theory is that exercise increases the production of sebum, the oil that when to much is produced.
9.) Can a facial help with a problem?
Answer: There is no easy answer to this question.
The term facial is used to describe everything from an over the counter product you buy from a drug store and do it yourself to something done at an expensive spa for hundreds of dollars.
Anything that irritates your skin can make it worse.
10.)What is the reason that my current treatment doesn't work?
Answer:All medications can become less effective over time as your body builds resistance to them.
It might be necessary to use a rotation of treatments for optimum effectiveness.
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