Milia
Comedo
Acne
Rosacea
Fun facts
100

Where is Milia most commonly found

eyes, cheeks, and forehead

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What are the 2 types of comedones?

open and closed

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What is the definition of acne?

chronic inflammation of the sebaceous gland

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what's the definition of rosacea?

  • Chronic disorder with inflamed areas of the face

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what does sebum reduce from the skins surface?

water loss

200

Where is milia enclosed?

within the epidermis

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what are open comedones?

masses of hardened sebum and keratin

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why does acne start?

the sebaceous gland over produces sebum and bacteria

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where is the majority of rosacea?

cheeks and nose

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what does sebum protect the skin from?

infection, bacteria, fungi

300

what are the two topical treatments for milia?

retinoid and salicylic acid

300

what are closed comedones?

Hair follicles that are closed and are a bump from under the skin

300

What are the factors that cause acne?

stress, hormones, heredity, non hygienic living, inadequate skincare

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what is it caused by?

over dilation of blood vessels

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what does sebum contribute to?

body odor

400

what are 2 of the 5 procedural treatments?

manual extraction, chemical peels, laser ablation, electrocautery, cryotherapy

400

what are the treatments for blackheads?

Chemical exfoliators, retinoids, salicylic acid

400

what type of ingredient will treat stubborn acne?

ACTIVE ingredients such as benzoyl peroxide or adapalene

400

what's the advanced condition of rosacea called?

Acne rosacea

400

what's the bacteria that causes acne called?

propionateibacterium

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what can increase the risk of milia formation?

sun exposure, comedogenic products

500

What are the treatments for whiteheads?

benzoyl peroxide, antibiotics, accutane

500

what's the most popular medications to treat acne?

antibiotics or accutane

500

what aggravates rosacea?

food, temp changes, nicotine, alcohol

500

what's the role that bacteria plays that is good?

boosts immune system regulation