There is much debate on as to why acne is formed. It depends on the increased production of sebum or the formation of blackheads, or for the development of two anomalies that are formed in parallel in the same follicle? The sebaceous glands produce large amounts of sebum in the first 3 months of life, which then gradually decreases to zero at 6 months of age. Around 7-8 years there is again an increase in secretion sebum rising again in the early years of 'age of puberty. In both sexes, regardless of the presence or absence of acne, there is a gradual increase in the secretion of sebum from puberty and beyond, reaching a peak at around the age of 16-20 years. Thereafter, the level remains constant until there is a gradual reduction from 40 years onwards in women and about 50 years old in males. In general, the rate of sebum secretion in men is significantly higher than that of women. Patients who suffer from acne are often also have seborrhea and complain that you develop a greater lubricity (fat) of the skin and scalp that require further washing. It happens seborrhea of \u200b\u200btimes but the acne goes away remains. measuring the secretion of sebum comes to understand that people with acne produce more 'but' after 40 years when the secretion of sebum decreases, the problem of 'acne is still there'.
not depend only on the sebum produced then. Meanwhile, we try to understand why patients who suffer from acne occurs more 'sebum. There may be a high level of hormones in circulation caused by: an abnormal increase in the production of androgens by the adrenal gland or gonads. In short, the acne is formed because there is a hormonal imbalance. Few hormones or too many hormones does not matter what we want is to resolve the matter. Diet and acne lotions help but the problem goes away trying to fix the phase of our hormones.
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