A: Oh, the sweet temptation of a pimple begging to be popped. It's like your skin's version of a "do not press" button -- but ...

Dr. Erin Gilbert is a practicing dermatologist in New York City. Here, she explains what you should do if you're going to pop a pimple at home. Following is a transcript of the video. Dr. Erin ...

An curved arrow pointing right. It may feel satisfying to pop a pimple and let all the gushy substance flow out. However, by popping a pimple, you are doing more harm to your skin than you might ...

A pimple in the nose is understandably annoying and uncomfortable, but it may not be cause for concern. “While it’s not ...

It’s strange to think that I got through my teens without pimple patches. Now, if I feel an angry zit developing, I pop on a pimple patch for a few hours and let it pull the nastiness out of my ...

Cold sores and pimples on the lips can look and feel similar, but they're different. Derms break down the differences and ...

Australians tend to call them pimples, North Americans say "zits", while in Scotland, they're dubbed "pleuks". Whatever nickname you use, these little lumps on the skin, known by doctors as "acne ...

There’s nothing worse than waking up to an angry pimple glaring back at you in the mirror, especially right before an important event. And let’s not forget the accompanying headache, pure agony!

Never pop an acne. Popping can worsen blemishes and cause scarring or infection. In case you have accidentally popped it, celebrity dermatologist Dr. Rashmi Shetty suggest following the below ...

Dr. Sandra Lee has built a new kind of dermatologic empire by sharing gnarly extractions and cyst removals with the world online. Credit...Maggie Shannon for The New York Times Supported by By Eve ...

Sherri Gordon, CLC is a certified professional life coach, author, and journalist covering health and wellness, social issues, parenting, and mental health. She also has a certificate of ...