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| Name | A spot of bother: How to deal with adult acne |
| Video Uploader | Video From EEV |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 15-09-2016 15:33:49 |
| Video Discription | NEW research has shown that women spend an astonishing 18 months of their life worrying about their skin. And the study, commissioned by beauty expert Liz Earle, found acne topped the list of skin concerns. Spots are often thought of as a teenage problem but unfortunately that is not the case. Often it is women in their 40s, 50s and beyond who are developing acne for the first time and a third of patients seeking treatment are now over 35. Stress Modern life is very stressful for many women, especially if they are trying to juggle full-time work with raising a family or looking after ageing parents. The stress hormone cortisol increases blood pressure and can upset the balance of other hormones, causing sweating and excess oil production as well as throwing the immune system into overdrive. Diet There is emerging evidence that diets high in processed carbohydrates and dairy can be linked to acne. Excessive consumption of sugar can also cause inflammation and increase oil production, as can food intolerances. Hormone imbalance As women age, the level of androgens (male hormones) can rise, which can lead to an increase in oil production and hair growth, causing blocked pores and blemishes. Lifestyle Pollution, using the wrong skincare or combining too many different active ingredients can overload the skin, clogging pores. It is important to be treated by a skin expert or dermatologist as early as possible to find out what is causing your acne and also to prevent scarring. To find a good skin doctor ask your GP for a referral. However this is sometimes difficult on the NHS so you may need to go private. Depending where you live the cost of a consultation will normally range from £50 to £250. To find a dermatologist, consult the British Association of Dermatologists (bad.org.uk). Don’t try and treat your acne in the same way as you did during your teens. Adult acne tends to be more complicated as you get older since skin is more sensitive and less resilient than an adolescent complexion. It’s also important not to expect a quick fix. Treatments for acne come in two forms: topical anti-inflammatory treatments and oral medicines. A course of antibiotics, such as tetracycline, may be prescribed or for severe cystic acne the drug isotretinoin is an option. But the growing concern over antibiotic resistance is changing how dermatologists are treating acne, with topical treatments combined with targeted skincare, laser procedures, chemical peels and prescribed hormone treatments all growing in popularity. One promising new treatment is the use of blue light and new studies are reporting the benefits of topical vitamin B3 for skin healing and regeneration. A course of three to five laser procedures, six weeks apart will help improve skin tone, boost collagen and fade acne scars. From £250 per treatment. Glycolic or salicylic acid peels will get rid of dead skin cells, leaving a smoother more even skin tone and also help diminish scarring. From £60 a peel. Boost your intake of foods rich in beta-carotene. The body converts it into vitamin A, which keep the sebaceous glands that regulate oil production healthy. Beta-carotene is found in carrots, watercress, apricots, mangoes and melons. If you’ve got a big event and have an obvious spot, try this simple remedy. Crush an aspirin, mix with a little water and dab on the spot. Alternatively, a skincare clinic may offer cortisone injections which will clear it within 24 hours. For advice on cosmetic surgery consult your GP. For more tips visit lesleyreynolds.com Other videos: 👉 'I was a complete b****' Rebekah Vardy opens up about the early stages of her pregnancy http://youtu.be/odxAaxLdxN8 👉 'My clock might have stopped' Alex Jones feared she was infertile before falling pregnant http://youtu.be/jDlAbBA3_yQ 👉 Sperm and skin cells 'could one day be fused to create babies' http://youtu.be/O50ya1UfXJY 👉 Did UFO cause Space X explosion? Shock claims of anti-Facebook alien interference http://youtu.be/BdJJOt-mJH8 👉 Orange is the New Black's Dascha Polanco flaunts curves in plunging bodysuit http://youtu.be/deeuCVIjLCw 👉 Think your week old bread is stale? Family keeps bread roll for 200 YEARS http://youtu.be/kNCqE_Xd9J4 👉 Princess Diana's 'rock' selling off his brick cottage to fund divorce http://youtu.be/CuOz3Vi3vnE 👉 Parents should never allow children to breathe secondhand smoke says report http://youtu.be/7b12TS-uZWE 👉 Better than medication? THIS ancient therapy could boost fertility http://youtu.be/46piyO http://video.5la.net/gb [my81YaTCCQ4] |
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