Have Popping blackheads ?What Kind of blackheads is dangerous

 

 

What should be considered before and after popping blackheads?

 

 

Although popping acne on the face (or the rest of the body) can be soothing, we recommend that you pay attention to what you're doing before popping a  blackheads. The general warning made by dermatologists is that no acne should be popped and left to its natural state. ^[1] Despite this clear warning, it is not difficult to foresee that pimples will be tampered with and popped, since it is seen as a relatively harmless intervention and has a nature that negatively affects one 's self- perception in general. For this reason, we will try to share the important details you need to know about this issue.

It's Harmful to Pop Your blackheads Pimples By Yourself!

A blackhead is a type of comedon that results from the accumulation of excessive amounts of skin oil (sebum) and dead skin cells in holes (pores) in the skin. Comedones are a type of lesion that occurs when the hair follicles in our skin are blocked.

As a result of advanced inflammation of these blockages, skin diseases called pustules or papules occur. Pustules are necrotic inflammatory cells that contain pus or cloudy patches. ^[2] Pustules may be white or red in color. Papules, on the other hand, are skin swellings of 5-10 millimeters in diameter, with clear boundaries and unclear fluid presence.

Popping a blackheads may seem like an easy task, but it's actually a mini-operation that needs to be done right, which could otherwise cause problems such as:

• Permanent acne scars
• More pronounced acne formation,
• More painful acne formation,
• Infection formation.

For example, when you think you've popped a blackheads, you can actually push the inflammation to a deeper skin area, causing a more intense infection there. As this infection enlarges the holes in your skin, you can produce acne and blackhead that leave more permanent scars and are harder to get rid of. Moreover, these inflammations will be more painful and painful.

What's more, if you don't pay attention to your hand hygiene when trying to pop an originally uninfected blackhead, you can cause bacteria to settle in these pores. Thus, you start an inflammation with your own hands that would not occur otherwise.

Therefore, when you go to a dermatologist, the specialist will dislodge it with a process called removing blackheads and white pimples or whiteheads using sterile instruments. Of course, before this method, it is tried to reduce acne and pimples through creams and drugs. If these fail, professional removal can be resorted to, which is more costly and time-consuming.

 

 

Dermatologists may also try to speed acne or acne healing through injections of corticosteroids . Acne, popping blackheads  and pimples that get rid of it with this method are less likely to leave scars behind. However, corticosteroids should only be injected by a specialist physician.

In more advanced acne and cystic acne, it may be necessary to resort to a third method called drainage through incision . In this case, the dermatologist will make a small incision in the skin using a sterile needle and a surgical blade and drain the material inside the acne. Whichever of these methods is applied, it will be much healthier and more reliable as it will be done in expert hands.

When Should You Pop a Pimple or blackheads?

Unfortunately, it's important to recognize a pimple or blackheads  you decide to pop, as specialist dermatologists are rarely consulted for acne . If you must pop it yourself, you should choose to pop only non-inflamed pimples. These are comedones that have not yet had a bacterial infection and are filled with sebum and dead skin cells as we explained above.

The most common of these are blackheads or white or yellow pimples that look like they're going to pop on their own. White pimples occur when the filled skin pores are covered. Since these are superficial pimples, they are unlikely to leave a serious mark on your face if popped. However, there is no guarantee: If you only pop pimples that are advanced enough to burst on their own, you can minimize your chances of scarring.

Moreover, you should not forget that while trying to pop these pimples, you can cause infection in the pimples you touch and other pimples in the vicinity. For this reason, it is important to take care of hygiene when you are going to pop a pimple.

 

 

Things to Consider When Exploding White Pimples

If you're going to pop a white pimple and you want to do it the "right" way, first:

• After washing your hands with soapy water for 30 seconds, dry them with a clean towel.
• Wash your face with a normal facial cleanser.
• Use an exfoliator containing alpha hydroxy or beta hydroxy acids.
• Using a cotton ball, apply some alcohol to the acne area.

In this way, after cleaning the spot where the acne is, follow the steps below:

• Press a clean, warm cloth over the pimple for 5 minutes. In this way, your skin softens and the acne contents come out more easily.
• Sterilize a small needle in alcohol.
• Pierce the center of the white pimple with a needle. In some cases, the pimple will burst and flow at the moment of this piercing.
• With your fingers, apply pressure gently downwards and into your skin. So that the content pops out.
• If the pimple contents do not come out when you apply pressure, do not force any further. A pimple means it's not ready to pop yet.

Be sure not to use your nails during this process; because your nails can cut into your skin and cause inflammation.

Things to Consider When Exploding popping Blackheads

popping Blackheads are not the same as white pimples; because these pimples are not covered. That's why you need to approach blackheads differently:

 

• Wash your hands and face the same way you do when popping white pimples.
• Apply a warm and clean cloth to the area of ​​the pimple you will pop for 5 minutes.
• Press down on your skin and down again with your fingers.
• Do not apply pressure too close to the black point, as this may make it difficult for the black point to come out. Instead, start from a farther point and approach the black dot from different angles by moving your fingers in a clock-like circular motion.
• Do not use your nails. Trim your nails first if necessary, or use a cloth to cover your nails.

You can also use one of the blackhead remover products available in the market; but we recommend that you make sure these are dermatologist-approved.

Pimples You Shouldn't Pop

You should never pop or poke at an infected acne. Acne such as papules, pustules, nodules and cysts are located in the lower layers of the skin and if you try to remove them you are very likely to cause permanent sores and infection.

Anyone with such wounds should definitely see a dermatologist.