Acne is well-known and spread skin disorder caused by the 
overproduction of the oil in human skin. This oil is called sebum. Human
 skin has small holes (pores) inside that are connected to oil glands 
under the skin and they are connected to the pores via small canals, 
also called follicles. Sebum than carries dead skin cells through the 
follicles to the surface of the skin.
In normal conditions this oil moisturizes the skin. However, sometimes it gets trapped in blocked oil ducts and forms different signs of acne known as pimples, blackheads and whiteheads and this then appear on surface of the skin. Acne sometimes goes deeper into the skin and this lesions are called cysts.
Skin areas with the biggest portion of oil glands are the most susceptible to suffer from acne.
Areas with the highest density of the oil glands are:
Other types of this disorder are:
Acne is mostly connected with teenage years and it disappears when they grow up, however there is a special type called "adult acne" and this occurs in about of 20% of adults. It usually starts with puberty. People with dry skin mostly have less obvious symptoms and the one with oily skin.
In normal conditions this oil moisturizes the skin. However, sometimes it gets trapped in blocked oil ducts and forms different signs of acne known as pimples, blackheads and whiteheads and this then appear on surface of the skin. Acne sometimes goes deeper into the skin and this lesions are called cysts.
Skin areas with the biggest portion of oil glands are the most susceptible to suffer from acne.
Areas with the highest density of the oil glands are:
- the face
 - the chest
 - the back
 
Other types of this disorder are:
- Whiteheads
 - Blackheads
 - Papules
 - Pustules
 - Nobules
 - Cysts
 
Acne is mostly connected with teenage years and it disappears when they grow up, however there is a special type called "adult acne" and this occurs in about of 20% of adults. It usually starts with puberty. People with dry skin mostly have less obvious symptoms and the one with oily skin.