What Causes Oily Skin and Acne? Explained by Dermatologist Dr Shwetha Rahul
Written By : Dr Shwetha Rahul
Published On 2025-08-08 08:57 GMT | Update On 2025-08-08 08:57 GMT
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In this video, Dr Shwetha Rahul, Dermatologist from Chennai, shares expert oily skin treatment advice, common acne myths, and practical dermatologist skin tips you can follow every day.
She also reveals the best acne treatment methods and a dermatologist-approved oily skin routine to help prevent breakouts and keep your skin healthy. Learn what really causes oily skin, how it increases the risk of acne, and which skincare ingredients to look for in cleansers. Dr. Shwetha also addresses the “oily skin doesn’t need moisturizer” myth, plus simple lifestyle changes to manage acne effectively.
She answers the following questions:
1) How common is oily skin in India? What triggers excess oil production in the skin?
2) How does oily skin increases risk of acne?
3) What ingredients should people with oily skin look for in their face cleansers?
4) Oily skin doesn't need moisturizers. How true is that?
5) What lifestyle change tips can help in managing acne with oily skin?
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