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Acne can be frustrating, but popping pimples is risky, especially within a specific facial zone called the “Triangle of Death.” Dermatologists and viral videos warn about the severe health dangers associated with this practice.
Dr. Ever Arias’ simulation showed the fatal consequences of an infected pimple. Additionally, Dr. Elizabeth Bahar Houshmand emphasizes how popping pimples can spread bacteria deeper into the skin.
Even public figures like Brooke Hyland have encountered similar warnings after facing pimple issues. Followers alerted her to the dangers, pushing her toward safer solutions.
Popping pimples in the triangle formed between the nose and upper lip can lead to life-threatening conditions due to vital arteries and nerves connected to the brain. These health risks include infections in the brain, blood, and sinuses, which can cause serious complications such as stroke, vision loss, or even death.
Sinus infections from popping pimples in this area can result in blood clots that damage the brain or spread throughout the body. This demonstrates the risks of messing with this delicate zone.
The temptation to pop pimples is even greater because of acne’s prevalence in this area, but the skin is essential in defending the body from pathogens. Disrupting it can lead to major issues. Good hygiene is crucial. Dr. Joshua Zeichner stresses that dirty hands or nails can introduce infections, particularly in this central area where blood flow connects to the brain.
To care for acne-prone skin safely, experts recommend daily cleansing, a balanced diet, gentle pimple treatments, and consulting a professional for skincare advice.
While tempting, it’s best to avoid popping pimples in the triangle of death. Safer methods and a focus on hygiene and skin care can prevent serious damage.
