WE often hear the prohibition to not squeeze pimples. Still, a few of us who ignore it and still squeeze pimples. Are you one of them? Here's an explanation of Jeanine B Downie MD, a dermatologist and director of Image Dermatology YouBeauty in Montclair, about the effect of squeeze pimples.
Acne comes in many shapes and sizes. There is a black tip, white, soft red bumps or big red. Whatever form of acne, we must be very tempting to squeeze. Do not! Why? Because, squeeze pimples will not really make it go away, even the usually even aggravate and cause scarring. Or worse, you could end up with skin infections.
Cause of acne are varied and complex. Could be due to family history, hormones, and stress. Basically, acne is formed when sebum, the skin's natural oils, will be trapped beneath the skin's surface. It can mix with dead skin cells and form a plug called blackheads or may react with P. acnes, the bacteria that is found in hair follicles, leading to inflammation.
When you squeeze pimples, you will force the plug out so hard to rip your skin. When pressed, you also attach dirt and bacteria from your fingers to the face and acne, which may become red and infected.
Dermatologist can perform extraction is to use tools to unblock clogged pores. For security, dermatologists use sterile equipment, wear gloves and clean the area with alcohol wipes.
There are many ways to treat and prevent acne, ranging from the use of products containing chemical exfoliants and antibacterial agents such as salicylic acid, benzoyl peroxide and retinol or prescription medications and dermatologist procedures including glycolic peel, and laser or light treatment. That way, you will not be using their own hands to deal with acne.
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