Pediatric dermatology · 2021
Effects of swimming on facial sebum in adolescents.
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Morss-Walton Peyton C, Kimball Ranch, Rosales Santillan Monica, McGee Jean S, Cukras Anthony, Patwardhan Sachin V, Porter Martina L, Kimball Alexa B
Аннотация
Swimmers often complain of dry skin, consistent with decreased skin sebum levels, and yet may also have acne, which is commonly related to elevated sebum levels. Sixteen adolescent swimmers with and without acne were enrolled to examine two markers of facial sebum levels before and after 1 hour of swimming. Swimmers with acne did not have significant decreases in their sebum levels or shine measurements after swimming, whereas swimmers without acne did. Overall, swimming may remove superficial sebum more than follicular sebum and therefore leave swimmers subject to both dry skin and acne simultaneously.