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Where does chest acne come from?: Common causes of chest acne
Any type of acne, including chest acne, is caused when the skin’s pilosebaceous units are clogged with a buildup of sebum, dead skin cells, and debris, leading to inflammation and irritation. The pilosebaceous unit includes the hair shaft, hair follicle, and sebaceous gland. The sebaceous gland is responsible for producing the skin’s sebum, a natural oil that provides protection and hydration. When excess oil is produced, the skin pores can become clogged and cause acne. Many different factors can put patients at risk for developing chest acne, some of which are genetic or biological. A list of common contributing factors is as follows:
Hormones – Hormone fluctuations can wreak havoc on many systems in the body, including the skin. When there are changes in the androgen hormones, fluctuations can trigger the oil glands to produce more sebum. This excess sebum production can lead to clogging of the pores and an increased risk for the development of acne. Hormone fluctuations can occur in many situations throughout life, including during puberty, in the days before menstruation, and during pregnancy.
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