Pimples start in the sebaceous gland, a gland in the hair follicle of the face, back, or chest. Sebaceous glands produce sebum. When sebum builds up, and there is an excessive amount of Keratin (protein found in the skin) and skin cells, the glands become clogged. It is this clogging of the gland underneath the skin, that can cause a pimple to form. Because Salicylic acid is a keratolytic agent, it dissolves keratin while penetrating the follicle, and dislodging the comedomal plug from the lining of the follicle. It breaks up the layer of skin that clogs the sebaceous gland. This allows the pimple to heal and the hair follicle to return to normal.
Many people make their acne worse by picking at it. This causes more bacteria, that can cause an infection, and can lead to scarring. Salicylic acid, applied to pimples can fight bacteria and other infecting agents, and keep scars from forming. Even after acne lesions have healed, it’s a good idea to continue using Salicylic acid on a regular basis to keep the pores from clogging, and to prevent new lesions.
Come in today, and let’s get you started on an acne facial program to help you get your acne under control. My program will also include a home care kit, containing some incredible Salicylic acid products that can continue to improve your skin in years to come.
For more information Sandra Aubé, M.A., L.E. can be reached at 661-313-7771 and you can visit www.PermanentMakeupBySandra.com.
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