The types of acne are blackheads, whiteheads, pustules, papules, nodules, and cysts. A papule is a raised lesion that can fill with pus and become a pustule. Though you can treat most types of acne ...

Dermatologist Sandra Lee, MD, a.k.a. Dr. Pimple Popper , is a busy bee of a doctor this Monday. She is off to the races and popping all kinds of pimples in her latest Instagram video. There are ...

Pimple popping videos are disgusting. Period. And yet — for the millions of people who can't stop watching them online — they're also deeply satisfying. There's just something cleansing about seeing ...

Like all her fans, Dr. Pimple Popper likes to make the most of her weekends. While she may not be in the office popping in real time, the doctor does not ease up on her popping videos. This weekend, ...

Even though pretty much every single dermatologist and skincare expert on the planet says that you shouldn't pick at your zits, literally everyone does. Everyone! It's just a fact of life. But of ...

Blackheads and whiteheads are among the most common types of acne, affecting teenagers, adults, and even older individuals across all skin types. Though they may look alike, these blemishes differ in ...

If you’ve ever stared into the mirror wondering why some clogged pores look dark while others look like tiny bumps under the skin, you’re not alone. Blackheads and whiteheads are often grouped ...

In Dr. Pimple Popper's new Instagram videos, she helped multiple patients with cysts, steatocystomas, and blackheads. The most satisfying pimples grew on her patient's ear and squished out on command.

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Acne comes in many shapes, sizes, and colors — and sometimes, the skin condition doesn’t look like an obvious blemish at all. Take blackheads, those pesky dark-colored gunk-filled spots. If you’ve ...

No, pimple popping videos were not banned by the video streaming platform YouTube. This claim appeared to have originated in early January 2020 when a YouTube account by the name of Medical Jeopardy ...