The scab is a protective film that forms on the surface of wounds and is made up of dried blood, blood fluids, and dry immune cells. Its function is to repair the wound; therefore you do not have to remove it by force, otherwise you can cause irritation, slow down healing and reopen the laceration with the risk of infecting it.
Acne is a rather common skin disorder in adulthood, but the one that affects the leg area is less common than the type widespread in other parts of the body, such as the chest and face. This does not mean that it is not a problem. Acne on the legs has small differences compared to the actual one, in fact it is usually caused by folliculitis, dermatitis, ingrown hair, allergic reactions or keratosis pilare.
Acne scars are indentations in the skin that sometimes form from broken pimples; they are a disfiguring and permanent sign. After an acne breakout, the affected area of skin discolours (hyperpigmentation) and takes on a hue based on your skin type.
Acne affecting the neck area is just as annoying as that of the face. Being thicker than that of the face, the epidermis of the neck tends to produce more sebum, sometimes causing severe acne breakouts or cystic lesions. Acne in this area, more similar to that of the body than that of the face, can be alleviated by adopting good cleansing rituals and doing targeted treatments.
Belly fat, also called visceral fat, is what accumulates in and out of the abdominal organs. This fat increases the risk of developing cancer, high blood pressure, stroke, dementia, heart disease and diabetes. It is not possible to lose excess weight or body fat in a week, especially when it comes to belly or visceral fat.
