http://www.acne-forum.com/ Acne Forum Tag: Acne Conglobata en Sat, 11 Feb 2012 08:14:29 +0000 http://www.acne-forum.com/topic/types-of-acne/page/2#post-3576 Mon, 08 Oct 2007 13:53:24 +0000 stacy 3576@http://www.acne-forum.com/ <p>Hi nicole,<br /> I've suffered from acne for most of my adult life including some teenage yrs. one thing I would recommend to you is drink plenty of water, no fast food or processed food, mostly fresh whole food, dont wash your face so much, I know it can be hard... and use moisturizer, I know that can be hard too considering your face is oily. take a good multi-vitamin and try not to pop your pimples, and do you have a spa in your area? I go to dermaculture, they have a facial called iderm, it will help... good luck and there are other people out there that understand what you are going through</p> <p>Stacy </p> http://www.acne-forum.com/topic/types-of-acne#post-3567 Wed, 03 Oct 2007 11:35:28 +0000 Tee 3567@http://www.acne-forum.com/ <p>Sorry I answered so late. I hope my post was helpful.<br /> Good Luck! </p> http://www.acne-forum.com/topic/types-of-acne#post-3548 Thu, 27 Sep 2007 23:59:54 +0000 nicole 3548@http://www.acne-forum.com/ <p>I really need help and advice for my acne, as soon as i turned 16 in july my acne has gotten worst..yes i know i'm hitting pubertiy but it's out of control! i always used to get a couple of pimples here and there on my forehead, and i thought that was bad, well for the past few months i have been getting under the skin large pimples, and i thnk like white heads on my cheeks mainly ..the worst thing is i can not control myself about popping themthey turn into like puplish dry skin wounds when they are popped but than re-appear i'm currently taking oral medicine called DORYX and a the new highest typr of differin there is as a topical gel, also taking vitamin A &#38; E not all at the same time because i heard DORYX effects how much of the vitamin gets absorbed......my mother has moderate skin, but my father on the other hand has suffered from very awful acne and still has huge ones on his back and scares on his face!! i also have EXTREMLEY OILY SKIN!! i feel awful to look in the mirror and just moved to a new town and can't look people in the face..my self-esteem is being tarnished everyday... i don't know what to do i am so unhappy it's out of control PLEASE HELP me i am desperate!!!!</p> <p>i also wash my face with tea tree oil soap PLEASE!!! GIVE ME SOME ADVICE!!! </p> http://www.acne-forum.com/topic/types-of-acne#post-3028 Thu, 03 May 2007 13:19:06 +0000 Anonymous 3028@http://www.acne-forum.com/ There are the primary items that will occur during the scars of illness, and secondary - who remain at the primary site.<br /> Primary cells are of two types - inflammatory and nevospalitelnye. This division is suspended, and &quot;inflamed&quot; characteristic is primarily concerned with the external &quot;inflamed&quot; - reddening of the skin and swelling.<br /> The noninflammatory elements are mixed comedones and sometimes cyst.<br /> - white heads (close comedones)<br /> <br /> - black heads (open comedones)<br /> <br /> - cyst<br /> <br /> Comedones or acne, are of two types : open and closed. Closed comedones look like white points, or nodules, were white &quot;head&quot;. Open comedones look like black dots (often called them and sometimes also say &quot;black heads&quot;). Comedones increasingly placed on the forehead and chin.<br /> The inflammatory elements (radicals) are papules and blisters, as well as nodules.<br /> <br /> - papules<br /> <br /> - pustule<br /> <br /> - nodules<br /> <br /> Papules look like small dense knots to 5 mm in diameter, red poetic on the surface of skin. Many small papul can give hilly skin type.<br /> <br /> Pustules (background) less dense skin, as they represent the cavity filled with suffering. Pus then went to the surface. The pustules formed in follicle, usually a hair. Pustules small size (up to 5 mm) and usually do not form scars.<br /> Nodules - larger (more than 5 mm) deep and rigid structure. They are often painful. Dissolution nodules leads to the formation of cyst. On-site nodules scars remain.<br /> Cyst with acne disease different from normal cyst - cavities under the skin. Typically, they are located against the backdrop of inflammation, appear red or purple. They also can be very painful and form scars behind. Frequently, a cyst alternating with the &quot;slip&quot; fistula moves and bridge scars.<br /> Secondary elements in acne rash is a crust of get pustules and cysts, sometimes flakes. These include excoriation and is the result of squeezing, attempts to remove blotches. On the ground, aging may be different spots, pink or red on the spot recently discovered pustules light or dark (pigmented) for the old.<br /> Simple, small pink or red spots remaining at the old elements rashes usually disappear after a few weeks.<br /> The different elements rashes said on its severity, which can be assessed.<br /> <br /> foto types of acne on blog ACNE-ACCUTANEoBLOGSPOToCOM/2007/04/ELEMENTS-OF-ACNEoHTML http://www.acne-forum.com/topic/types-of-acne#post-1972 Tue, 31 Oct 2006 15:34:41 +0000 grace 1972@http://www.acne-forum.com/ Well Dany ask you girlfriend what type of acne she has and maybe we can help her. http://www.acne-forum.com/topic/types-of-acne#post-1294 Wed, 26 Jul 2006 11:43:31 +0000 Anonymous 1294@http://www.acne-forum.com/ Hi guys!<br /> I'm new here, I've read all post and i have one question for you maybe you will help me.<br /> My girlfriend has acne since she was a teenage and she tried all kind of treatment but nothing works for her and i really want to help her.<br /> After she did some investigation the physician told her that she has an infection in his blood and the chance to get read of acne is impossible now.<br /> Do you know something about this?<br /> If you do, I'll wait for your posts here and and thanks any way http://www.acne-forum.com/topic/types-of-acne#post-902 Sun, 11 Jun 2006 12:53:13 +0000 Kimo 902@http://www.acne-forum.com/ :O I didnt knew that blemishes are also categorised under acne..!!<br /> <br /> but white and black heads can be cured right?? I've heard that acne can't be cured.. http://www.acne-forum.com/topic/types-of-acne#post-168 Mon, 12 Dec 2005 00:11:09 +0000 Anna2 168@http://www.acne-forum.com/ There is one more type of acne we didn't mentioned here: baby acne. I have no details, so if you knows more about it just write a few lines. http://www.acne-forum.com/topic/types-of-acne#post-81 Sun, 23 Oct 2005 02:57:52 +0000 Anonymous 81@http://www.acne-forum.com/ So, I guess, I should think of myself lucky, right? I've only dealt with whiteheads so far. At first I was afraid it might get more serious, but since highschool whiteheads appear just as frequently and seriously as back then. What I heard is really nasty, though, is acne conglobata. I heard it also involves some kind of infection. Lucky it only shows on chest, buttocks and on the back http://www.acne-forum.com/topic/types-of-acne#post-78 Mon, 17 Oct 2005 11:06:11 +0000 Anonymous 78@http://www.acne-forum.com/ The worst acne type are nodules. You can't get rid of nodules for weeks or even month. That's torture! Besides, nodules and cysts also leave permanent scars, so it's not enough that you get to deal with puss-filled comedos for weeks, but you also get deep marks after they're gone. http://www.acne-forum.com/topic/types-of-acne#post-76 Tue, 11 Oct 2005 12:32:37 +0000 tonto 76@http://www.acne-forum.com/ I got acne from adolescence and I'm still fighting it now. I always get these open comedos, as my doctor calls them, especially on my forehead, nose wings and chin. I hate them, they're so unaesthetic! Acne is not a disease, it's a punishment! http://www.acne-forum.com/topic/types-of-acne#post-31 Mon, 12 Sep 2005 13:45:29 +0000 Anonymous 31@http://www.acne-forum.com/ i also heard of:<br /> <br /> Acne Rosacea - that can look similar to the aforementioned acne vulgaris, and the two types of acne are sometimes confused for one another.<br /> <br /> There alo are severe forms of acne. They are rare, but constitute a great hardship to the people who experience them, and can be disfiguring. <br /> <br /> Acne Conglobata: This is the most severe form of acne vulgaris and is more common in males. It is characterized by numerous large lesions, which are sometimes interconnected, along with widespread blackheads. <br /> <br /> Acne Fulminans: This is an abrupt onset of acne conglobata which normally afflicts young men. Symptoms of severe nodulocystic, often ulcerating acne are apparent. <br /> <br /> Gram-Negative Folliculitis: This condition is a bacterial infection characterized by pustules and cysts, possibly occurring as a complication resulting from a long term antibiotic treatment of acne vulgaris. <br /> <br /> Pyoderma Faciale: This type of severe facial acne affects only females, usually between the ages of 20 to 40 years old, and is characterized by painful large nodules, pustules and sores which may leave scarring. It begins abruptly, and may occur on the skin of a woman who has never had acne before.