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Deflated self-esteem: A healthy self esteem comes from a healthy self image and confidence in our appearance and capabilities. Anyone with a serious acne problem would know that this is easier said than done. Modern society has evolved to be very materialistic and superficial, where things and people who are seen as not aesthetically appealing are shunned and frowned upon. A recent survey on school student and people at the office shown that they view people with acne problems as being dirty and having poor personal hygiene.

As much as they are many people with acne problems, there are also many who seem to have effortlessly flawless skin complexions. Sufferers from serious acne problems often view themselves as ugly and not as good looking as people with clear complexions.

Anxiety and Depression: Due to the social stigma against people who have acne and the deep emotional scars that acne leave behind, many people who have an acne problem eventually fall into depression or a constant state of anxiety. They commonly fall into a vicious cycle of self-pity and inferiority. In severe cases, many sufferers of acne resort to seclusion where they reflect on how unfair the world is.

Social Withdrawal: In school proms, parties and other social events, there is great emphasis on how good you dress and look. If you have an acne problem, it is difficult for people to take their attention away from your face, no matter how well you dress. Because of this, many sufferers from acne stay away from social events.

These emotional side effects of acne can develop into long terms emotional complexities if left unchecked. One of the easiest and most obvious ways to overcome these problems is to get rid of acne once and for all. Regardless of the causes of your acne problem (whether it is poor hygiene, hormonal changes or stress), acne can be easily treated with the right knowledge and techniques.