Anything that makes us uncomfortable about our appearance,
or our physical presentation, has been proven to have
a socially detrimental impact on our psychological
well being. Acne is looked at as a flaw in human appearance,
an affliction if you will, which can affect not only
our faces which is the part of us everyone sees first,
but even can spread to other areas of our body as
well.
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What is Acne?
Acne
vulgaris is a skin condition which commonly afflicts
those in their teen years, but has grown increasingly
common in the adult population as well due to factors
such as stress and hormone irregularities. It is a
skin condition that, especially in it's most severe
form, can cause our skin to literally erupt in unsightly
cysts, bumps, whiteheads and blackheads
virtually over night.
Acne is a billion dollar industry, and for a good reason.
People feel extremely self
conscious about acne, and will do almost anything
to get rid of it. Look at the overwhelming popularity
of one of the most controversial and serious medications
in history used to treat a "cosmetic" condition
: Accutane. Why else would anyone take such risks
as Accutane potentially has, in order to have a clear
face?
Because acne is a "socially unacceptable" skin condition, a societal standard that has been set by beauty magazines showcasing models with flawless skin, the increasing celebrity obsession, and attention given to great skin, and other factors that have made us place a high importance on good skin. Good skin means acne free skin.
Acne Treatment
We've also seen a skyrocketing increase in popularity
and offerings in the acne treatment market. There
are well-known acne products have spawned a generation
of do-it-yourself acne
treatment products. They've also enjoyed huge
sales and record profits from consumers desperate
to treat their acne safely, and without expensive
dermatologist visits.
This all shows what a social impact acne has on people. Just look at
how willing they are to try multiple acne products, and spend hundreds if
not thousands of dollars. The social impact of acne
in adults and teenagers is one not to be ignored.
Studies have actually been done which show acne does
indeed have a damaging effect on one's psychological
well being, and this is more and more apparent the
worse their acne problem is.
Not only that, studies and surveys have also shown that those with adult acne may be negatively perceived in the work place and also in the dating and relationship realm. So the social impact of ance is very real, and not one to be ignored.
