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Acne is a very common skin disorder. Pimples appear when the skin is clogged up and it can form anywhere on the body: the face, neck, back, chest, shoulders. Anybody can get acne, but it is a common condition among teens and young adults.

There is no known reason what causes acne. One probable cause may be hormone imbalance due to the rise and fall of hormone levels especially during teen development and pregnancy. Many people believe that acne can also be caused by eating chocolate or greasy foods or by not washing your face or taking regular baths. But, there really is no valid proof to any of these claims. Another factor commonly believed to cause acne is stress. It is known that stress can make acne worse.

Acne is not a serious skin disease, but it can be recurring, meaning it can fade away and then break out again. In the course of reappearance and disappearance, acne may leave scars. The effects of acne and acne scars are not only in the physical appearance but more on the emotional insecurities it brings about. It can affect a person's confidence, his sense of well-being and his ability to socialize and meet people.

Acne and acne scar treatments range from over the counter medicines and creams to simple home remedies, but there is even now the option for surgery. The advice of most doctors though is that if you have acne, it is best to clean your skin gently, try not to touch your skin and avoid the sun.

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