Combination, oily to acne-prone skin

With combination, oily and acne-prone skin, the skin’s sebum production is not properly regulated.
In combination skin, the skin is only oily on the T-zone, which has many sebaceous glands.
In oily skin, the quantity of sebum is excessive over the entire face.
Oily skin can become acne-prone and blemishes can appear on the face and/or body if sebum quality is altered and if certain bacteria multiply abnormally.

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Monsoon Skincare - Dermatologist's Guide to combat Monsoon Acne

Temperature and high humidity in the monsoon contribute to the aetiology of acne and are involved in acne flare-ups.

Sebum production may rise in humid conditions and during periods of high heat, skin becomes oily, which promote the acne formation.

The attraction of dust and excessive perspiration on oily skin further lead to pore clogging and the growth of acne. If they are not treated properly, they could leave marks on one's face.

Here are a few quick solutions to help maintain healthy, radiant skin during the monsoon

                
                  Dr Gitika Patni

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MBBS, MD ( D.V.L)
Chief Consultant Dermatologist & Trichologist

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Sebum: the no. 1 problem for oily, acne-prone skin

Combination, oily and blemished skin have one thing in common: excess sebum. But many other specific characteristics must be taken into account to understand their needs and find the right ways to rebalance it. We’ll explain everything!