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The Sequence of an Acne Lesion
Posted: February 18th, 2009 @ 10:18pm
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A keratinized plug blocks sebum from wicking out along the hair shaft.
Stagnant sebum is broken down by bacterial enzymes into a short-chained fatty acid.
Irritation in the form of a papule is formed.
Increased blood flow activates the immune system.
White blood cells are rushed in to deal with the foreign matter.
Pustules are formed.
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