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eauty / by Maggie Husami, NMD Dr. Maggie Husami works out of the Mesa Derma Health Skin & Laser clinic. Derma Health has served over 50,000 patients at five locations in the Phoenix metropolitan area. It is ranked as a top 1 percent medspa in the nation and is the No. 1 provider of Dermal fillers and Botox in the Southwest. Learn more at dhiskin.com. Banishing Blemishes Four steps to get rid of adult acne for good Blackheads, blemishes, breakouts – oh my! As a teenager, we expect to have these skin issues. Whether it’s the shift in hormones, the increase in stress or a variety of other reasons, pimples are a part of the territory. Unfortunately for many adults, acne is a problem through their 20s and 30s. Some causes of adult acne are similar to those in teen years. Acne increases as sebaceous glands produce more oil, which can lead to pores becoming blocked by bacteria, dry and dead skin cells, dirt, contaminants and, yes, more oil. Hormones continue to fluctuate into adulthood and while they might be the easiest to blame for breakouts, there are other factors that can be playing into your less than stellar skin. Stress can fuel hormonal changes, so as those levels continue to escalate with added responsibilities, the blemishes can as well. Air pollution can also clog pores and prolonged exposure to contamination can lead to uneven skin tone, inflammation and the breakdown of collagen. While some elements might seem out of your control, some tips to say bye-bye to breakouts for good. Step 1: Be mindful of products You might be using the wrong products for your skin type. Even if you are using the right products, there is a chance you are using them too often. Exfoliating your skin on a daily basis can dry it out, causing more oil to be produced. While it’s okay to use gentle cleansers in the morning and at night, save the stronger products for once or twice a week. Look for products that are non-comedogenic, which are specifically formulated to not block pores. Step 2: Don’t pick your pimples It’s oh so tempting to pop, pick and poke, but you are doing way more harm than good. This can lead to the spread of bacteria, infections, inflammation and scarring. When you see a pesky blackhead or zit, resist the urge to take care of it yourself. For health, safety and preservation of skin beauty, schedule an appointment with an aesthetician or medical professional to have them properly perform an extraction. Step 3: Evaluate your diet The foods we put in our body show up on our skin. An unhealthy gut might be the root cause of acne showing up on your face and body. Consider the amount of processed foods, sugar, dairy and alcohol you are consuming. Eating foods such as berries, leafy greens, citric fruits, squash, sweet potato and whole grains can help clear up skin. Drinking enough water daily also removes toxins, excess waste and bacteria trapped under the skin. Step 4: Meet with a professional When blackouts and blemishes go beyond treatment at home, a professional can create a plan to help you say sayonara to the problems. Treatments such as medical-grade facials, skin rejuvenating lasers, microdermabrasion and peels can penetrate the skin on the cellular level. Used in combination with medicalgrade skin care, you will start to see the healthy, radiant skin you deserve to show off as an adult. 48 ScottsdaleHealth 08/19
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