Patient's question:
Children have been getting acne since they entered puberty and have had it all over their faces. Neither of us has ever had acne. What kind of help do we want: How is acne formed?Doctor's answer:
According to your materials, it's easy for the baby to get acne on their face. This is related to age. During puberty, the concentration of male hormones is much higher, and the sebaceous glands secrete excessively, making it easy to develop acne. It is recommended to maintain a light diet and avoid spicy, sweet, greasy, seafood, grilled meat, and alcohol. Try not to work overtime. You can use an oil-control facial cleanser to wash your face. Additionally, when acne occurs and inflames, you must never squeeze it to prevent spreading. This can lead to scars, acne marks, and recurring acne, which is not attractive. Currently, oral erythromycin estolate is being taken, with 2 pills each time, once in the morning and evening, for a total of 14 days. Additionally, when acne occurs and inflames, apply Bactroban or metronidazole/clindamycin gel externally, once in the morning and evening, until it fully heals.