Hydrocolloid Acne Patch Acne Classification Guide

In today's fast-paced world, acne (commonly known as pimples) has become a common skin problem. To address this problem, various acne-removing products have emerged on the market, among which hydrocolloid acne patches are highly favored due to their unique breathability principle and significant acne-removing effect. This article will explore the breathability principle of hydrocolloid acne patches in depth and provide usage guidelines for different types of acne.

The breathability principle of the hydrocolloid acne patch

Hydrocolloid acne patch is an acne removal product made of special hydrophilic hydrocolloid material. Its core principle lies in its unique air permeability and liquid absorption capacity. The hydrocolloid material can fit tightly on the surface of the acne to form a thin, physical, protective film. This film can not only effectively prevent external bacteria, dust, and pollutants from entering the acne to prevent the infection from getting worse but also maintain the moist environment of the acne area and promote cell metabolism and repair.

More importantly, the hydrocolloid material has excellent liquid absorption performance. It can quickly absorb the pus and tissue fluid inside the acne, reduce the pressure inside the acne, and thus relieve the symptoms of inflammation. This mechanism not only helps the acne to subside but also reduces the risk of acne rupture due to excessive internal pressure. At the same time, as the amount of liquid absorbed increases, the acne patch will gradually turn white, which is a signal to replace the acne patch, ensuring that the acne is always in a clean, moist, and healing environment.

Acne Classification and Usage Guide

Acne is a common chronic inflammatory disease of the hair follicles and sebaceous glands, which can be clinically manifested in various types such as comedones, follicular papules, cysts, nodules, etc. The use method and effect of hydrocolloid acne patches are different for different types of acne.

Acne vulgaris: Acne vulgaris has mild symptoms, mostly clogged pores but no inflammation. For this type of acne, hydrocolloid acne patches mainly play a role in physical isolation, preventing dust and pollutants from further clogging the pores and promoting the natural discharge of acne.

Pustular acne: Pustular acne is characterized by localized red papules with small pustules in the center. This is the type of acne that hydrocolloid patches are most suitable for. Its strong absorption capacity can quickly absorb pus, reduce the pressure inside the acne, and accelerate the disappearance of the acne.

Nodular and cystic acne: These two types of acne have more severe symptoms and deeper inflammation and may be accompanied by pain and scarring. For this type of acne, hydrocolloid acne patches can be used as an auxiliary treatment to help relieve inflammation and reduce the possibility of scarring. However, it should be noted that severe or long-standing acne problems should be addressed of a professional doctor.

When using hydrocolloid acne patches, be sure to keep your hands clean and avoid squeezing acne with your fingers. At the same time, choose the appropriate replacement time according to the actual situation of the acne to ensure that the acne patch is always clean and moist.

Hydrocolloid acne plasters have become a powerful assistant for many people to deal with acne with their unique breathable principle and significant acne removal effect. But please remember that it is only an auxiliary treatment method. For severe or long-standing acne problems, you should still seek the help of a professional doctor. For more information on Innomed®Acne Plaster, refer to the Previous Articles. If you have customized needs, you are welcome to contact us. At longterm medical, we transform this data by Innovating and Developing Products that Make life easier for those who need loving care.

Editor: kiki Jia