Acne cream and peeling against acne and blackheads

Targeting Acne with the KERALISE Regimen

Do you suffer from oily and blemish-prone skin? Are you looking to clear up spots and blackheads? Do you need a gentle yet effective treatment with a hypoallergenic acne cream? Then the innovative skincare from Galenia Skin Care® can help you. The KERALISE skincare range includes a cream specifically formulated for treatment and designed to help regulate sebum production. Additionally, you can purchase a KERALISE peel that helps combat spots and can effectively clear blackheads. The cream and peel can be bought individually or as a complete regimen. But what exactly is acne, and what treatments are effective?

Understanding Spots and Blackheads

An uneven complexion often arises from spots and blackheads. Blackheads are typically non-inflamed. Nevertheless, you should aim to clear blackheads before they can develop into more inflamed spots or irritated skin areas. The term acne is an umbrella term encompassing various conditions affecting the hair follicles and sebaceous glands. Initially, acne may be characterised by an increase in blackhead formation, so it's wise to clear blackheads as a preventative measure. As the condition progresses, inflammatory lesions such as pustules and papules may appear. The follicles of the sebaceous glands are frequently affected. Spots and blackheads commonly occur on the face and torso. For these areas, the KERALISE Cream offers a dedicated treatment. The cream from Galenia Skin Care®, combined with the peel, can be used to combat blemish-prone, oily skin and spots. The complete regimen (peel and cream) can clear blackheads and be used for targeted treatment.

Clearing Spots and Blackheads – How Common is Blemish-Prone Skin?

Acne is a skin condition that affects approximately 70 to 95 percent of all adolescents. Generally, spots and acne spontaneously clear up after puberty. However, in 10 percent of those affected, it persists beyond the age of 25.

Treatment – What Forms are Distinguished?

Distinctions are made based on age, severity, and cause. Common acne vulgaris is the most frequent form and affects, for example, adolescent boys. The cause is the increased production of androgens during puberty. Generally, spots and acne subside after puberty. Acne vulgaris is an endogenous form, meaning it arises from occurrences within the human body, such as metabolic changes or disorders. Endogenous forms also include acne neonatorum, acne infantum (which appears after the third month of life), and acne tarda (occurring after the age of 25). Besides the endogenous forms, which also appear in adulthood, there are forms caused by external influences. These include, for example, Mallorca acne and acne cosmetica. The Mallorca type can occur due to UV exposure, likely caused by reactions of free radicals with oil-containing cosmetics. Cosmetica, in turn, can occur when cosmetic products that promote blackhead formation are used. An acne cream can possess preventative properties. Additionally, corticosteroid-containing medications, barbiturates, as well as the misuse of anabolics and vitamin overdoses, can lead to acne medicamentosa. Further forms are possible, leading, for instance, to sebaceous gland inflammation and hair follicle inflammation. These inflammations can affect not only the face but also the groin and armpits. Inflammations of sebaceous glands and hair follicles can, for example, lead to pustules and papules. Depending on the form, an increased number of spots, blackheads, and mild inflammations may occur. If severe inflammatory reactions appear, scarring can result. If you're looking for a product that helps clear spots and can remove blackheads, then the KERALISE peel is for you. The sebum-regulating KERALISE Cream can be used for treatment. The cream from Galenia Skin Care® and the peel can be purchased as a set for a regimen and used to tackle spots. 

How do Papules and Pustules Form?

If there is a keratinisation disorder in the sebaceous gland follicle and the sebaceous glands simultaneously produce increased sebum, then blackheads form in greater numbers. These blackheads can become inflamed, leading to nodules, papules, or pustules. Besides endogenous causes, UV radiation and cosmetics, bacteria can also be involved in the inflammatory process. The Galenia Skin Care® regimen includes a daily-use peeling gel. If you want to clear blackheads and combat spots, the peeling gel can help. The cream, also included in the regimen, can be applied specifically for treatment to affected areas of the body.

Blackhead Treatment – Zinc Helps

For treatment, zinc is often utilised. This trace element, essential for the human body, cannot be obtained from food in increased demand situations. Due to wound healing processes, which also occur, zinc may be needed in larger quantities. Therefore, for spot and blackhead treatment, zinc oxide or other zinc compounds are used in ointments. Zinc is also present in acne creams, such as the sebum-regulating cream from Galenia Skin Care®.

Treatment – KERALISE Peeling Gel

If you want to clear blackheads and tackle spots, then the peeling gel from Galenia Skin Care® will be of interest to you. The peeling gel is designed as a cleansing gel that can also be used for treatment. The peeling for treatment and against spots is equipped with micro-particles. These micro-particles ensure deep cleansing of the skin and are intended to clear blackheads. To remove blackheads, the peel can be used daily. Oily skin, blemishes, as well as irritations and enlarged pores are also treated with the peel. The peel also has a skin-smoothing effect. It not only serves to clear blackheads and combat spots but can also be used for ingrown hairs. The peeling gel is suitable for treatment on the neck, face, and the entire body. Like an acne cream, the peel can also be used for excessive sebum production, known as seborrhoea. Both the peel and cream are suitable for sensitive skin. Clearing spots and blackheads, providing treatment, and simultaneously promoting well-cared-for skin – that's what the peeling gel stands for. The gel can be purchased in a set with the cream as part of a regimen, or individually. The peel not only contains substances that clear blackheads and combat spots but also possesses moisturising ingredients. The peeling gel is recommended for acne vulgaris, papulopustular acne, and reactive skin. It is also suitable for an overproduction of skin oils, referred to as seborrhoea. If you intend to use the peel for treatment or to combat spots, you don't need to worry about skin irritation. The peel is dermatologically tested and contains a hypoallergenic fragrance.

Clearing Blackheads – KERALISE Cream

Clearing blackheads and treating spots is possible with the regimen. The treatment can be further intensified by the cream from Galenia® Skin Care. The cream contains a zinc compound that effectively assists. As is important for treating spots, the ingredients in the cream are hypoallergenic. The cream was developed for daily use and can be utilised not just for active treatment. It's also beneficial for ingrown hairs and enlarged skin pores. The cream can help regulate sebum, soothe the skin, and clear blackheads. If you no longer require active treatment or have no current spots, the cream can be applied for prevention.

Conclusion

Clearing blackheads and tackling spots is one way to prevent acne. However, there are various forms and causes. Any inflammatory condition should definitely be assessed by a dermatologist. Clearing blackheads can be achieved with simple methods, such as a peeling gel. If you want to do more than just clear spots and blackheads, then the cream for treatment will be of interest to you. The cream and peeling gel can also be applied as an acne regimen for prevention and treatment. Further information on clearing blackheads and the cream can be found with us.