Dermat sheds light on the risks of pimple popping and urges only to pop if it's absolutely needed, as there are safer alternatives as well.

When waking up in the morning, most people look in the mirror for various reasons, such as skin care and daily affirmation.

You look in the mirror and see a spot. It wasn’t there just yesterday, maybe. Sometimes we poke or try to squeeze it. But ...

Treat your acne with these cute, skin-healing pimple patches. Packed with acne-fighting ingredients to flatten spots, there's ...

Teen Vogue turned to board-certified dermatologists to learn all about acne, one of the most common symptoms of “second ...

“They work by absorbing fluid from the pimple, which helps the skin heal faster,” Dr. Amin explained. Once applied, the patch ...

While often dismissed as a rite of passage for teenagers, acne is a complex condition that affects people of all ages.

But even if you've been blessed with a gorgeous complexion, pimples pop up from time to time. Puberty and postpartum tend to be particularly breakout-filled, thanks to hormonal fluctuations. So with ...

If you're going to pop a pimple, do it safely. Remember that when you squeeze a pimple, you can damage your skin. The correct way to pop a pimple with your fingers depends on whether it is a whitehead ...

Dermatologists and estheticians warn not to pop pimples because your pores are already swollen and under a lot of pressure. When you leave a pimple alone, it typically clears up within a few days. A ...

What are those light-colored bumps popping up around your forehead and chin? Whiteheads are part of the comedonal acne family, which also include blackheads. They're the skin-colored bumps that ...

Everyone! It's just a fact of life. But of course, it's Women's Health's duty to remind you that zit popping can do some serious damage to your skin, especially if you don't do it the right way.