Getting a pimple anywhere on your face (or body, for that matter) is far from fun — but an annoyingly gross, achy, and tough-to-treat pimple inside the nose may just be the worst of the bunch ...

A pimple inside the nose is usually harmless and can be treated at home with self-care. However, in some cases, it might signal a bacterial infection.

Just like acne on your chin, forehead, or back, “pimples in your nose can pop up when hair follicles get blocked by dirt, oil ...

But before you even think about giving one of those suckers a good squeeze, you should know that there’s a reason—a few, actually—why you shouldn’t mess with nose zits. Popping a pimple ...

While nose pimples aren’t as visibly noticeable as, say, a pimple on your forehead, they can be far more painful. ... “One of three things can happen when you squeeze it,” says Dr. Kwan.

Squeezing a pimple can create an open wound, ... NYC-based dermatologist Dr. Mark Strom has warned TikTokers not to pop pimples on their nose, which falls in the "triangle of death." ...

What your SPOTS reveal about your health – when you should and SHOULDN’T squeeze and how to fix it fast Around three per cent of adults over the age of 35 have acne Lucy Gornall ...

To treat acne, wash the area and try not to touch it or squeeze it. If the pimple does not go away or improve in one or two weeks, consider having your doctor or a dermatologist look at it. Dry skin ...