Plastic surgeon warns popping pimple in the Triangle of Death could land you in hospital with seizures: What is it?

Plastic surgeon Dr Youn warns against popping pimples in the Triangle of Death, an area where veins connect to the brain, ...

12 Hidden Rosacea Triggers You Need to Know, According to Dermatologists

Dermatologists share the most common—and surprising—rosacea triggers, from skincare culprits to foods, weather, and other ...
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Does prolonged use of earphones without cleaning harm the ears?

My son often wears earphones all day, and I wonder whether wearing unclean earphones could harm the ears and what kinds of ...
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Cold Weather Riding Is Tough On Skin—Here's How You Can Treat It To Withstand Lower Temperatures

Winter riding can bring with it a unique set of skin woes. In this guide, dermatologists and cycling experts share their tips ...

Miniature nose models could help prevent infections and promote nasal health

Our noses are home to a variety of bacteria. Some, like Staphylococcus aureus or Streptococcus pneumoniae, can cause serious ...

Acne: a GP’s guide to understanding and managing it

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 ...

Those Black Dots On Your Nose And Cheeks Aren't Blackheads—And May Actually Be Helping Your Skin

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