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acne Why do pores become clogged in the first place? Copy 2 Copy

acne bio Pores clog because skin cells lining the follicle shed abnormally, stick together and mix with sebum to form a plug instead of exiting the pore. This process, called follicular hyperkeratinization, is driven by androgens, low linoleic acid in sebum and interleukin-1α signalling, which is why retinoids that normalize cell turnover are first-line acne treatments.

acne Why do pores become clogged in the first place? Copy 2 Copy

acne bio Pores clog because skin cells lining the follicle shed abnormally, stick together and mix with sebum to form a plug instead of exiting the pore. This process, called follicular hyperkeratinization, is driven by androgens, low linoleic acid in sebum and interleukin-1α signalling, which is why retinoids that normalize cell turnover are first-line acne treatments.

acne What actually causes acne, and how does a pimple form? Copy 2 Copy

acne bio Acne forms when excess sebum, dead skin cells and Cutibacterium acnes bacteria block a hair follicle and trigger inflammation. The clogged follicle (microcomedo) grows into a visible comedo, then becomes an inflamed papule or pustule once the immune system reacts to trapped bacteria and lipids.[1]

acne What actually causes acne, and how does a pimple form? Copy 2 Copy

acne bio Acne forms when excess sebum, dead skin cells and Cutibacterium acnes bacteria block a hair follicle and trigger inflammation. The clogged follicle (microcomedo) grows into a visible comedo, then becomes an inflamed papule or pustule once the immune system reacts to trapped bacteria and lipids.[1]