This type of rash often appears in adolescence. The parts of the body that are usually affected are the face and sometimes the neckline, shoulders and back.
The face is what confronts us with the world, that part of each person that others see first, and through which they are accepted or rejected.
The face represents our identity (change of ID name or receiving an insult for my face), the image we have of ourselves.
Dirty conflict (sometimes experienced by the father).
The acne that breaks out in adolescents manifests the problems that they have with their external appearance, with their image, that is, with their identity.
You may have experienced a conflict of confusion regarding who you are or what role you play in your family and in society.
There could be a mistake writing your name on an important document, or people calling you by a different name than your current name, or perhaps someone in your family doesn’t recognize you.
Perhaps because he has done something different from what is traditional in the family or it may be that he is repeatedly confused with another person, as can happen to twin brothers, etc.
Attack against the face = attack against my image, my identity.
“I feel attacked by my own image, by people’s comments, by mockery, etc.”
It is a conflict of dirt and aesthetic devaluation.
Or perhaps because they have not felt supported.
“I am completely devalued and I feel unprotected for not being like others or for not feeling as beautiful as others.”
It indicates that you do not totally accept the image you see, it does not satisfy you, either because you consider it ugly or because it attracts excessive attention.
In the same way, it reveals his tendency to compare himself with others and devalue himself; In short, he expresses the difficulty he has in loving himself as he is.
“I’ve gotten really ugly.”
“People don’t like me and I don’t like myself either.”
Acne can also occur in those adolescents with low self-esteem, who do not know how to love themselves and who try to be or not be like another person to please a family member.
Acne indicates that you are being criticized.
In adolescence, a new desire also emerges in the human being that forcefully tries to make a place for itself in the conscience: sexuality.
This impulse always presents us with a conflict, on the one hand it attracts us and on the other it causes us fear:
“I show my hormones, I show that I am ready to have sex.”
“I’m afraid of not being sexually attractive.”
“I want to continue being the boy of the house.”
“I don’t want responsibilities for now.”
This problem of a personality that is not yet formed, that doubts about itself, that lacks confidence and maturity and that is invaded by shyness and fear of others, their judgment and their gaze, translates into acne.
The adolescent’s is inflamed, greased because there is a new energy that wants to come out, but he tries to prevent it.
Through acne we try to protect ourselves from the outside world, because acne helps to keep things and aggressions from slipping away from us.
We shave to choose the other. Shame about one’s own sexuality turns into shame about pimples.
Acne can be a way of avoiding contact with others, contact that, despite our need for it, inspires us with fear.
In girls it may be due to a conflict of devaluation of the feminine (vulnerable, inferior) versus the masculine (decision, success, security), due to a trauma suffered with the mother.
Devaluation due to comments from others in relation to my lack of beauty or attractiveness.
Sexual abuse where, in addition, the body or appearance of the abused person was criticized.
Acne on the : My self-esteem, my beauty, my attractiveness. Self rejection.
Acne on the upper part of the back and shoulders: My responsibilities, my obligations, the guilt. Lack of support.
“I am alone”
“No one supports me”
“Everyone is against me”
In the arms: The hugs that I give or that they give me. The job.
On the chest: The relationship with my mother, partner or children.
In the head: My intelligence, my ideas.
Buttock Acne: My Sex Appeal.
“No one is going to notice me”
“Nobody will love me the way I see myself”
“Nobody likes me”
In , look for stories where the mother is devalued on an aesthetic level:
“Maybe my son doesn’t like who I am”
“I look ugly pregnant”
In the family tree, search among our doubles, stories of lack of self-esteem, fear of not being liked or infidelities because of very attractive people, etc.
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