Thursday, October 9, 2014

Popping the Spot on the Danger Zone




In a world where vanity is advertised, we are overwhelmed by the want to look perfect. We resort to sorts of treatment just to look like the next top model. But while worrying about beauty on the surface, the dangers that await us lay skin deep. Find out how a zit can be lethal.

The Danger Triangle is a guide where even the slightest spot must not be touched, ideally. 

The danger comes from the fact that the middle part of the face has veins outside and inside the skull that communicate with each other. These veins are valveless, which allows a reverse draining system so the blood flows back to the parts of the brain. Therefore, if you had a pimple and popped it open to inadvertently invite bacterial contamination, you can only imagine where else the infection can possibly go to. The possible dangers could could be as simple as a headache, eye problem, and fever. From there, more serious afflictions could develop such as sepsis and muscle paralysis. All these complications could lead to the worst-case scenario – death. If diagnosed at an early staged, infections could be treated with intravenous antibiotics in high doses.


On-the-SPOT Treatment (What you could do instead)




1. Use petroleum jelly. Some skin specialists advise the use of petroleum jelly. Although you can just imagine how that will add more grease to an already oily skin, there is no study that shows that it promotes acne growth. Skin health experts have seen how petroleum jelly has induced acne in some cases but not generally. 






2. Cover up. If you don’t feel like showing around a nose red enough, you can neutralize. You can find this kind of help from an oil-free, hypoallergenic concealer. This cosmetic is a very reliable cover-up makeup, which is also a spot treatment for pimples as its active ingredient is sulfur. Some variants of the cosmetic even exfoliate and reduces oiliness. Naturally, you have to blend it well to your skin color. More importantly, find a good brand that you can rely on without having to risk any skin aggravation.




3. Don’t touch face! For most women who aren’t prone to acne, breakouts usually happen within the menstrual cycle. For both men and women, it can occur during times of stress. If unavoidable, allow that slight imperfection on your face once in a while. Let it take its due course to mature and dry off and before you know it, it’s gone. This also goes for anyone who is heavily burned with facial acne. No matter how thoughtfully invented, anything applied to your skin for cure can enter the danger triangle, into your blood stream and into your brain.

Source: http://lifetickler.com/popping-the-spot-on-the-danger-zone/

4. If the irritation of your acne persists, consult with our Cosmetic Surgeon for a treatment specially tailored for you and your lifestyle!

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