Keke Palmer jokingly blamed plastic surgeons for not being able to "quickly fix" her adult acne.
The 28-year-old Hustlers star shared her problem with medical professionals in a new video posted to her Instagram. I don't know how to treat adult acne.
"Good morning. I was just thinking about the fact that plastic surgeons are great," Palmer said. They can do breast implants such as BBL [Brazilian butt lift], they can even transplant muscle, which means the list goes on.
"But they can Can't you figure out how to clean skin?Are you kidding me?I've spent years and years inventing how can I take beautiful skin from my a** and put it on my face Don't you know you can wear it?"
Palmer, who shot the video wearing glasses, no makeup, and her hair in a bun, is "disgusted" by her predicament.
"So you don't know how to treat it?" she asked sneeringly. "I'm done with this."
In the video's caption, Palmer jokingly admitted that he had "chosen violence" before "wanting to fix" his battle with acne. added..
"We also want a QUICK FIX...my home girl leaves the same day with DONK. I want instant results too, WHAT'S TEA??? She continued, before suggesting that the 'real money' was in curing acne.
Palmer says she does the "hard work" associated with keeping her skin looking good by maintaining a perfect diet and "trying to get an expensive facial every other day."
"Give us the plastic surgery we're begging for. Allow dark skin as well.. I need heavy love," she wrote, jokingly adding: A market that pays, whatever it is.
While many of Palmer's followers were amused by her rant, others revealed that the suggestion resonated with them.
"Like my sister! I've been through this emotional rollercoaster," commented one, while another said: Thank you for your vulnerability. increase. I pray for your breakthrough.
"They know how. I feel it in my bones," someone else jokingly claimed. According to the Association (AAD), adult acne is generally called adult-onset acne, and points out that adults can still get acne in their 30s and 40s. , and even in their 50s" and is likely caused by factors such as fluctuating hormone levels, stress, family history, medications, undiagnosed medical conditions, or hair and skin products.
This isn't the first time Palmer has been candid about her struggle with adult acne, and she's previously opened up about the link between her skin condition and PCOS (polycystic ovary syndrome). 42} "Polycystic ovary syndrome has attacked me from the inside out my whole life, but I didn't know." “My acne was so bad that people in my field offered to pay me to fix it.I tried everything.Twice Accutane People say drink water and eat better, but I did it all, ate everything "right", and my blood tests were fine. To understand what was happening to me, I had to personally examine my family, who had a history of diabetes and obesity."
