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A woman experienced severe facial symptoms after popping a pimple in the 'triangle of death,' a risky area on the face, leading to urgent medical treatment. Her story highlights the dangers of popping pimples in this sensitive region, which can potentially cause serious infections or complications.
Dermatologist Dr. Mark Strom warns against popping pimples in the "triangle of death," an area from the nose bridge to the mouth corners, due to the risk of severe infections that can reach the brain. This area contains veins that connect directly to the brain, and infections can lead to serious conditions like Cavernous Sinus Thrombosis, which has a high mortality rate. Experts advise against at-home extractions to prevent scarring and worsening of acne, recommending professional treatments instead.
Brooke Hyland, former cast member of "Dance Moms," took to TikTok to warn her followers about the "Triangle of Death" after waking up with a swollen face from attempting to pop a pimple. The "Triangle of Death" refers to the area of the face from the bridge of the nose to the corners of the mouth, where popping a pimple can lead to a potentially dangerous infection that could spread to the brain. While the risk of dying from such an infection is rare, it's important to monitor any facial infection closely and seek medical attention if symptoms such as fever or chills develop.
Brooke Hyland, former Dance Moms star, went viral on TikTok after squeezing a pimple in the "triangle of death," a dangerous area on the face. TikTok users warned her about the potential risks of infection in that area, which can lead to serious health issues. Brooke sought medical attention and was prescribed antibiotics for the infection in her eye. Dermatologist Dr. Kimberly Shao explained that popping pimples in the triangle of death can introduce bacteria into the broken skin, potentially causing infection that could travel to the brain. Symptoms such as severe pain, fever, and neurological problems should be taken seriously, and medical attention should be sought immediately.
A TikTok user known as @imlesbianflavored shared her experience of contracting a staph infection after popping a pimple on her face. She warned her followers not to pop their pimples, especially in the "triangle of death" area, which extends from the bridge of the nose to the corners of the mouth. This region contains blood vessels that lead directly to the brain, and an infection in this area could potentially cause serious symptoms like a stroke. Staph infections can be dangerous if the bacteria enters the bloodstream, joints, bones, lungs, or heart. Mayo Clinic recommends precautions such as regularly washing hands, covering and cleaning wounds, changing tampons frequently, avoiding sharing personal items, and practicing proper food hygiene to lower the risk of staph infections.
A TikTok creator from Louisiana is warning against popping pimples on the face after contracting a staph infection. The creator shared a video showing the consequences of popping a pimple on their upper lip, which resulted in a swollen face and a visit to the doctor confirming the infection. The area where the pimple was located is known as the "triangle of death," which is prone to infections that can spread quickly. Dermatologists recommend using hydrocolloid patches or spot treatments instead of popping pimples to avoid infections.
A TikTok creator from Louisiana is warning against popping pimples on the face after contracting a staph infection. The creator shared a video showing the consequences of popping a pimple on their upper lip, which resulted in a swollen face and a visit to the doctor confirming the infection. The area where the pimple was located is known as the "triangle of death," which is prone to infections that can spread quickly. Dermatologists recommend using hydrocolloid patches or spot treatments instead of popping pimples to avoid infections.