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Blackhead – is a pore whose distended openings is partially blocked, allowing some of the keratin, sebum (oil) and bacteria to drain to the surface. Dirt not always causes the black color. It is a reaction of melanin (skin's pigment) with the oxygen in the air. Blackheads tend to have a constant structure, and it may take a pretty long time to clear.

Whitehead – is a closed pore filled with trapping sebum, bacteria, dead skin cells, causing a white look on the surface. These acne lesions sometimes seem to be easy popped. Make sure you know how to do that in a proper way before you try.

Papules – is a small inflamed elevation, red, tender bumps with no pus. Very small papules can also appear in clusters, due to the tissue’s response to acne. Squeezing a papule is dangerous and may intensify scarring.

Pustules – are small inflamed elevations, look like whiteheads, and appear as red circles with white or yellow spot center. Pustules are usually formed around sebaceous follicles and hair. Please make sure to know how to squeeze such a lesion correct.

Maculae – a macula is a red spot on the skin left behind by an acne lesion. Maculae are flat, red and stand out against the surrounding skin. A group of maculae gives the face an inflamed aspect.

Nodule – is a solid lesion, consists of acne spots which are the most painful lesions caused by acne and can sometimes last for months. Nodules tend to extend into the deeper layers of the skin and are known to lead to tissue destruction. Don’t try to pop such a lesion, otherwise you may cause severe trauma and the lesion may last for much longer time than it normally would. Nodular acne is a severe form of acne that is treated only with isotretinonin.

Cyst – is a lesion shaped like capsules and contains liquid or semi-liquid pus similar to that found in pustules. Crusts are much larger than pustules, having a diameter of 5 mm or more across. They can also easily get infected and cause even more painful inflammation when squeezing them. Again, scarring is common with cystic acne. Nodulocystic acne is probably the worst type of acne known to man. Most part of dermatologists suggest isotretinoin (the substance obtained from Vitamin A) as the only effective treatment.