Teenage Acne: Cause, Symptoms, and Treatment
Acne is one of the most common skin disorders worldwide and occurs primarily at puberty with a prevalence of almost 95%. Teenagers get acne for a number of reasons, but the most common reason is puberty. Your hormone levels are going through changes, which can lead to increased oil production in the skin's pores and hair follicles clogging your pores and causing acne.
Other causes include stress, diet, and some medicines. In this video, Dr. Amit Vij, a senior consultant dermatologist addresses the issue of adolescent acne, its causes, treatment approach, and prevention.
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