Can acne vulgaris be applied with salt water?

Acne vulgaris

is an inflammatory disease that occurs in the sebaceous glands of the skin follicles. The cause is not related to factors such as strong sex hormone secretion and abnormal keratinization of cells around the hair follicles. Saline is irritating to a certain extent, and has no obvious therapeutic effect on acne vulgaris. At the same time, improper preparation may also cause skin dehydration, thus affecting the treatment of the disease, so it is not recommended to apply saline to the face.

Patients should actively accept clinical treatment after diagnosis of the disease to control local inflammation. After standardized treatment, the prognosis is usually good. However, if not paid attention to in time, acute suppurative lesions may occur.