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Acne
Definition: Inflammation of the sebaceous gland ducts in the skin;
bacterial infection.
Causes: overactive sebaceous glands secreting too much oil leads to
clogging of pores; may be genetic, hormonal related, over consumption of fatty
foods, junk foods, and meat, nutritional deficiencies, using cosmetics,
allergies, stress, liver toxicity, toxins
Signs/Symptoms: black heads, white heads, small inflamed pustules
Indications: Massage to surrounding area, may want to avoid direct
contact as it may be painful; may assist in detoxification
Contraindications: Detoxification process may lead to more
acne; some oils or lotions may clog pores of client and cause acne. Use water
based lotion or no lotion or oil at all. Remove oil with alcohol or shower
directly after treatment. May be on antibiotics (may cause intestinal imbalance)
or retinoids (may cause joint pain and hair loss) Refer to appropriate health
care provider for nutritional support and detoxification.
Using Sandalwood to treat acne from Massage Today
Vitamin A in treating Acne and skin disorders from Massage Today
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