Why do almost half of women in the USA suffer from Adult Acne ?

LIGHTNING RELEASES (1/17/2015) – A study conducted at Massachusetts General Hospital found that 45per cent of women in their 20s are seriously affected by pimples. Almost half of U.S. woman aged between 21 and 30 suffer from clinical acne, the new study showed.

But this huge figure is more positive than the one determined by the University of Alabama in 2006. In that year the university’s findings stated that 50.9per cent of women in their 20s experience post-adolescent acne.

This positive reduction could very well be in part due to new treatment therapies that have come onto the market since 2006. One such program, advocated by many leading Dermatologists, is a treatment regime out of Australia called 28 Days to Clear Skin.

Leading dermatologist, Dr. Penny Adams, says this particular program is one of the better new programs around and is particularly suited to women above 20.

“There are several alternative new systems for use in treating acne”, say Dr Adams, “ but what I particularly like about this program is the way the system works so fast, virtually providing my clients with regenerated healthy skin in a 28 day period.”

28 Days to Clear Skin is a kit containing 4 different products, and while technically it is promoted for both male and females of all ages, Dr Adams says that in her opinion it suits more mature woman aged (20+) for one very obvious reason.

“The product really does work, but it certainly can be a bit daunting to use in the first 4-5 days when some redness appears and the cleanser tends to expose all the tiny Mila (small white pimples) hidden under the top layers of skin. This tends to turn off the young teenagers who don’t have the mental toughness to push through that first 4 day barrier.” she says.

“But almost 100% of my clients have had great results and they never look back once they get onto the product. I would thoroughly recommend it.”

Dr Adams says laser therapy is also popular with some of her clients but this also entails several days of reddening and the cost is not always in reach for some.

The new study also found that 26% of women aged 31 to 40 get pimples (not acne) and 12% of women aged 41 to 50 do also. While no single definitive cause has been determined, medical experts believe that among other things, adult acne can be partially attributed to a person’s diet.

Dr Jeanine Downie, a dermatologist from Montclair, New Jersey, says “Whenever hormones surge – around your period, when you’re pregnant, when you start or stop the Pill, and, yes, when you’re stressed or eat hormone-enhanced foods, i.e. non organic meat and dairy – skin changes can occur.”

Hormones can overstimulate a person’s oil glands which then results in the output of extra sebum, the oil that causes pimples. So a balanced diet, containing lean protein along with green leafy vegetables, high fibre cereals and plenty of fruits can go a long way to assisting with good skin. The old maxim to drink lots of water still holds true and the addition of a regime such as the 28 Days to Clear Skin program seems like it is becoming ever more popular.

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