Why do pimples and itchiness appear on my breasts?

Many people subconsciously believe that they will get acne on their faces, backs and necks, but what they didn't expect is that acne can also appear on the breasts, which makes many people distressed. In fact, breast acne is mostly caused by excessive oil secretion in the body that clogs the pores. For this type of acne, you must pay attention to cleaning and change clothes frequently to avoid more and more acne. So what are the prevention methods for breast acne?

Causes of chest acne:

1. Excessive sweating: Summer is the peak season for chest acne, because the chest will sweat a lot in the hot summer, and the clothes will be wet with sweat. If the sweaty clothes are not washed in time and stick to the skin for a long time, it is easy to breed bacteria, causing skin infection and providing a breeding ground for acne.

2. The stratum corneum clogs the pores: The stratum corneum is composed of 5-10 layers of dead flat keratinocytes and is the product of the continuous death and regeneration of epidermal cells. Most people don't exfoliate their chest skin, so the stratum corneum on the chest becomes thicker and thicker, clogging the pores, causing inflammation of the hair follicles and the growth of acne.

3. Endocrine disorders: Endocrine disorders are a major factor causing chest acne. The endocrine system is an important component for regulating human functions and maintaining a relatively stable internal environment. Nowadays, people do not pay attention to diet control and eat too much spicy and irritating food. In addition, irregular work and rest schedules cause dampness and heat in the spleen and stomach, endocrine disorders, and lead to abnormal keratinization of the hair follicles and sebaceous ducts and hyperfunction of the sebaceous glands, resulting in acne.

4. Excessive sebum secretion: The occurrence of acne is closely related to the poor discharge of sebum. The chest, like the face, has relatively developed sebaceous glands. The sebaceous gland is an important gland attached to the skin that secretes sebum, which enters the hair follicles through the ducts and is then discharged to the skin surface through the pores. Excessive sebum secretion will clog the pores and cause acne.