Can you squeeze acne? Pay attention to these

Acne, also known as acne, is a type of acne that is particularly common during adolescence. Many people want to squeeze acne on their face, but they don’t know whether acne can be squeezed. Generally speaking, squeezing pimples is not recommended because it can easily leave acne marks.

1. Don’t squeeze the pimples if they turn white

You should not squeeze pimples that turn white. Whether you squeeze with your hands or use an acne squeezer, if it is not strictly disinfected, it is easy to cause cross-infection of bacteria and aggravate acne. Moreover, if you squeeze pimples incorrectly, it will not only fail to remove the pimples but may also easily cause acne marks and acne pits.

2. Correct way to squeeze

First clean your face and then apply a toner that softens the cuticles. This can help soften the cuticles and make it easier to squeeze out the pimples. After squeezing out the pimples with your hands, use an eyebrow clip to completely pull out the acne at the corners. Finally, wash the wound with saline and apply a toner with anti-inflammatory effects to reduce inflammation. To reduce skin redness and swelling, you can also use ice cubes through a tissue to apply a cold compress, etc. Before squeezing pimples, you must first apply a layer of toner on your face. It is best to use an exfoliating mask to soften the stratum corneum on your face. If you do this step well, your pimple popping process will be much easier.

3. Note

You can squeeze pimples on your face, but you must use reasonable methods to avoid leaving acne marks on your face. Although we often say not to squeeze pimples when you have them, you can still squeeze them if you use reasonable methods. You need to keep your hands clean when squeezing pimples. Wash your hands thoroughly before squeezing pimples to prevent the bacteria on your hands from getting onto your face and entering the dermis of the skin during the process of squeezing pimples and causing the skin to break, thus causing facial inflammation and infection.