Our society places a great emphasis on physical appearance.
In a culture where looks are over emphasized, feeling good about yourself is easier said than done.
We're constantly bombarded with advertising that displays models and movie stars, all of whom are depicted as the paragons of beauty and flawless perfection.
They often serve as the spokesperson for health and beauty aids that imply that you can look like them if you "get with it" and do what they do or buy the products they're promoting.
When you see media portrayals of all those people with perfect skin, just remember that almost all of those photos are touched-up and airbrushed.
Some of the models even have acne, just like you! Even mild cases of acne can leave a person with a negative self-image.
Sometimes it can go well beyond the degree of the actual physical appearance.
These negative feelings are particularly prevalent when you have a concentration of lesions on your face, which is your greeting card and introduction to the world.
Unlike many other skin conditions, acne lesions wind up on areas that often aren't concealed by clothing.
It's very normal for people with severe acne to feel down and despondent; even mild acne can give you the blues.
Acne is often a source of anxiety that can impact your self-image and confidence.
Some examples include:

1. Feeling uncomfortable in social settings
2. Having less self-confidence
3. Become more preoccupied with your appearance
4. Feeling like you're trapped in a perpetual adolescence
5. Being sad and sometimes getting depressed

Why risk your face to be permanently scarred by acne? Besides, you won't want to go through other unnecessary trauma in your life like facing harsh problems of achieving a good career and lack of participation in dating and social activities with the sole reason of not being able to muster your confidence with your pimply complexion.
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