Dr. Pimple Popper's social-media feeds are often full of large growths. But in a recent video, the celebrity dermatologist tackled smaller bumps in the form of tiny cysts, called milia, on a woman's ...

Not all red skin spots are caused by acne. Many other skin conditions can result in bumps that look like normal blemishes. Some more serious conditions, like staph infections and skin cancer, can also ...

A persistent myth is that acne results from poor hygiene. It’s an understandable assumption given that bacteria play a role, but it’s wrong. Acne doesn’t develop because the skin is dirty, and ...

To the naked eye, sebaceous filaments look like "tiny little black or tan dots," Dr. Zalka says, and they're roughly the size ...

Blind pimples are deep bumps that form under the skin. They can be small or large, red and painful, or nearly invisible. Treatments may include home remedies or antibiotics. Examples of home remedies ...

Big or small, a pimple might not be a welcome sight. Whether you get the occasional blemish or deal with acne regularly, pimple patches may be a good solution. One kind of pimple patch is called a ...

Few things toy with a person’s self-confidence quite like a breakout. While some blemishes make themselves known (whiteheads, for instance), a blind pimple lurks beneath the surface of the skin, ...

As her name would imply, Dr. Pimple Popper has turned this into an art form, and the popularity of her amazing popping videos has led to several Instagram accounts ...

Dr. Pimple Popper treated a woman who had a cluster of milia, or tiny cysts, on her cheek. Milia can't be popped because they're flat, so Lee used a blade and looped tool to extract them. She also ...