Can popping zits in this area cause infection and even death? Dermatologists weigh in on the viral claims, and how to take ...

At some point, we’ve all picked at a pimple or scratched off a scab. But picking, pulling or tearing at our skin can become a habit – we may do it out of boredom or when we are feeling ...

“While stuck to the skin, acne patches also have the added benefit of preventing you from picking or trying to pop the pimple,” says King. This is key because when you pick at a ...

When a spot rears its red, inflamed head, it can take all your energy to avoid picking it. Thankfully, Dr. Pimple Popper has some sage advice to speed up the healing process and keep your fingers ...

So, hands off until it completely heals. First things first. Do not pick, prod, poke, pop, or squeeze your blind pimples! As tempting as it may seem, this can make matters worse and actually turn ...

And if I’ve picked at a pimple, this comes in clutch to act as a shield for any potential bacteria getting in and making the breakout worse. “The type of person I used to be? Someone who dug ...

Resist the urge to touch or pick at your pimples, as this can introduce bacteria and exacerbate inflammation. Keep your hands ...

For Phaedra Longhurst, 27, the effects of skin-picking disorder dermatillomania, eczema and acne are more than just skin deep. And she's not alone. Each year, about 13 million people in the UK ...