The dermatologist elaborated that some people are more likely to suffer from maskitis than maskne based on their skin type. Genetic predispositions that make people more susceptible to rashes and dry skin also play a role in maskitis occurrence. Gross added that anyone who struggles with eczema and dermatitis have a higher chance of developing maskitis.
Meanwhile, the celebrity skin expert said people who have naturally oily or blemish-prone skin are more likely to experience maskne. Maskne is a condition where skin in the facial areas in contact with a mask experiences blemishes and acne breakouts.
Gross noted that many people who suffer from maskitis assume they have maskne. This leads them to improperly address the condition. He noted that the two skin conditions have different treatments, and anyone treating their maskitis with anti-acne products only worsens their predicament. “Knowing the difference is important because misdiagnosis can lead to further skin irritation,” he commented....<<<Read The Full Article Here>>>..
