It is not advisable to touch your acne spots

I can't help touching my acne spots. Is that bad?

You should absolutely avoid pressing the skin where there is a red spot or even where there is one about to appear.

You might think you're doing no harm, but this highly increases the risk of scarring. There's even a type of acne that dermatologists call "excoriated acne", where there are very few spots but a lot of damage caused by contact with fingernails.

Gently draining a white spot (pustule) is not really a problem, it's a way of cleansing the skin.

In any case, it is best to let a dermatologist do this.

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My anti-shine face care routine

Hydrating and mattifying action on oily blemish-prone skin.

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My anti-blackhead face care routine

Targets blackheads by unclogging and purifying pores

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My anti-blemish face care routine for adult skin

Action against spots, marks and first wrinkles.

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My anti-blackhead face care summer routine

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Mainly blackheads and a few spots?

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My anti-spot face care routine

Action on red spots

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