Vaping may slow skin healing and worsen acne, warns doctor

Daijiworld
Vaping can slow skin healing and worsen acne by reducing blood flow and increasing inflammation, warns Dr. Kunal Sood.

Summary

Dr. Kunal Sood warns that nicotine‑containing vapes can reduce blood flow, heighten inflammation, and delay the skin’s natural healing, potentially making acne and other skin issues harder to treat. While no definitive proof links vaping directly to acne, the reduced circulation and oxidative stress from nicotine may prolong breakouts and impair recovery. He advises that skin care alone cannot counteract these internal effects and that avoiding nicotine remains the most effective way to protect skin health as research continues.

(Source:Daijiworld)

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