Oily skin

Oily skin is a type of skin that secretes excessive amounts of sebum / sebum, causing a glow, gray-yellow tinge and blackheads on the skin.

 

Both teenagers and adults struggle with the problem of oily skin. Excessive activity of the sebaceous glands may be hormonal, but not limited to. The amount of sebum secreted may also be influenced by: stress, difficulties with the digestive system, improper diet, medications, vitamin deficiency or poorly chosen care.

 

Oily skin is characterized by increased sebum secretion, especially in the "T" area on our face, unfortunately, it is also prone to frequent fungal and bacterial infections, which contributes to the formation of acne. Oily skin is not a sentence, however. This type of skin ages more slowly and wrinkles are less visible. The oils secreted by our glands act as an outer shield for our skin.

 

Oily skin care can be quite problematic. It is a mistake to believe that such skin should not be moisturized. The most effective in the care of oily skin is its in-depth cleansing and exfoliation with chemical and enzymatic peels. In the interests of this type of skin, you should discontinue mechanical peels that spread bacteria on such skin.

 

Effective treatments for this type of skin will be: Microdermabrasion, chemical peels, cavitation peels, Mesotherapy, Oxybrasion, Sonophoresis and treatments with retinol and vitamin C.