COMEDONES OR BLACKHEADS

They appear especially in adolescence, but are also met in elder persons. A comedo is comedo is a clogged hair follicle, the small shaft where hair grows, with dry sebum and peeled dead cells containing impurities and microbes. Causes leading to comedons:

• lack of hygiene
  
• inappropriate use of cosmetics
  
• negative influence of certain substances contained by hair creams or regenerators
  
• inappropriate diet causing constipation, in other words insufficient elimination of toxins

EFELIDES (FRECKLES)

Freckles are signs of youth, as they decrease towards 40 years of age and are almost absent in old people. Their presence has a familiar and hereditary character, as a result of congenital disorders. They generally appear in blond or redheaded children and adolescents and more rarely met in brunette persons; freckles may appear sometimes in anemic, lymphatic persons. Efelides look like small, round-shaped, brown or light brown- colored spots. Sunlight stimulates their presence and even increases it in spring and summer. Freckles may be seen on forehead, cheekbones and nose and, more uncommon, on forearms, neck and shoulders and sometimes, after age 50, on the back of the hands.

WRINKLES

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Under the skin matrix there are numerous small muscles also known as mimical muscles or epidermal muscles. When they contract a fold appears and when muscles relax skin regains its initial elasticity. Muscles’ contraction allows the expression of certain states of mind like joy, anger, surprise, nostalgia. With age, skin loses its elasticity and meets difficulties in regaining the initial status remaining folded which leads to wrinkles.

WARTS

There is more than one kind of warts:
- Leveled warts are small keratozic papules, round or polygonal shaped, localized on cheeks, forehead and back of the hand, more often present in children and seldom in adults.
- Papilomatic warts are small threadlike papules met in women on neck and eyelids.