Acne Vulgaris

Acne vulgaris is by far the most common type of skin disorder. This skin disorder affects about ninety percent of all teenagers. Acne vulgaris is infamously identified as zits and blemishes, and often called facial acne, obviously when pimples and blemishes appear on the face. This is the state of clogged hair follicles which become unattractive zits and skin lesions. Acne Vulgaris can vary from benign to severe. It can develop into a dreaded scar when it's in the utmost degree of severity.

Acne conglobata : Acne conglobata is a rare type which generally affects males. Acne conglobata usually covers the chest, back, and buttocks with nodules and pustules; they tend to connect beneath the skin which increases the risk of severe bacterial infection and widespread scarring. At that point,  medical assistance is highly advisable.

Acne cosmetica : Acne cosmetica is caused by make-up. It's recognized by tiny pink bumps. Acne cosmetica is often mild with minimal chance of scars occurring.

Acne fulminans : Acne fulminans is a rather rare and extreme type of acne conglobata; acne fulminans generally strikes males. Some of its better known symptoms are: an unexpected case of nodules and pustules, fever, potential loss of appetite or weight, infected nodules, and joint pain. Acne fulminans is a severe skin disorder that requires early medical support.

Acne medicamentosa : Acne medicamentosa is a response to certain medications. Adult females are highly prone to experience acne medicamentosa when they begin or stop taking birth control pills. 

Acne rosacea : Acne rosacea is not real acne condition; instead, it's more of an inflammation of your face, neck, and chest that appear oily, red, and bumpy. Acne rosacea tends to shows up in people between the age range of thirty and sixty. It usually starts as a brief skin condition which may advance to a more severe state and create scarring on the face when it's not treated properly.

Comedonal acne : Comedonal acne is identified as whiteheads and blackheads, and with no other kinds of skin lesions.

Comedones : Comedones are expanded, plugged hair follicles. If the comedone happens to be under the skin, it is a whitehead. On the other hand, if it tears the skin surface, it is a blackhead.

Cyst : Cyst is like a pustule in most respects; a cyst is a pus-laden, inflamed lesion which travels deeply into your skin; in addition, it may cause scarring.

Cystic acne : Cystic acne is an intense type of acne. Cystic acne materializes when the infected area of a zit or pustule breaks out from under the skin. As a consequential reaction, the body's defenses attempt to attack the infection which often causes swelling and pain. Cystic acne is notoriously known for causing facial scarring. Usually a sufferer can use accutane to treat cystic acne.

Macule : Macule is a short-term reddish area which emerges when lesions are in a state of healing. Macules can sometimes form as concentrated clusters in certain areas of the body, giving your skin a dark red color.

Nodule : Nodule are big, generally painful and solid skin lesions which are found deep within the layers of your skin.

Papules : Papules are tiny, sensitive bumps on your skin.

Pustules : Pustules are pus-laden, inflamed comedones; around their edges they are usually red.