Sugar Consumption and Acne: Unravelling the Complex Sugar-Skin Relationship in the Adolescent Population

Abstract

Aim: To look into the complex relationship between adolescent acne severity and sugar consumption. Objectives: This project is based on five objectives, as follows: Completely examine the association between Sugar Consumption and Adolescent Acne Severity Determine and examine dietary practices, lifestyle choices and other influences as contributing factors to the severity of acne in adolescents Analyze how the use of drugs, other influencing factors and sugar consumption interact to influence the severity of acne in adolescents Analyze the possible effects of dietary changes, especially reduced sugar consumption, on the severity of Acne in adolescents Analyse research findings to produce insights that can be implemented when developing holistic acne management strategies for adolescents Hypothesis: Contrary to the intake of sugar in lower quantities or other dietary factors, it is hypothesized that high sugar consumption among teenagers is linked to more severe acne. Additionally, the study aims to investigate the potential interactions between several factors and drugs and sugar consumption on acne severity.