Red packet on the tip of nose

Everyone is very concerned about their face, which is related to everyone's first impression of themselves. Especially for women, facial care is very important. Most of the red spots on the tip of the nose are caused by skin inflammation. This inflammation will not be infected, but will form red spots on the skin, some of which will also be itchy. So, what should you do if a red spot appears on the tip of your nose?

1. What is the reason for the red spot on the nose?

Red spots on the nose are mostly caused by folliculitis. Folliculitis is a basic problem where the hair follicles become inflamed. This inflammation may be caused by simple irritation, such as bacterial and yeast infections, or other non-infectious skin conditions. Folliculitis can affect any part of the skin, including the chest, back, arms, legs, buttocks, and cheeks. Normally, the area like the back of the fuselage is scattered around 10-100 is very small, slightly bumpy and smooth. The bumps appear where small hair follicles become inflamed. Sometimes there are common skin bacteria that infect the hair follicles. In the upper layers of the skin, there may be some dilation of small superficial blood vessels, giving the skin a red or flushed appearance.

2. What to do if a red spot grows on your nose

1. Clean your skin. In view of the patient's oily skin, wash your face alternately with neutral alkaline soap (such as Lux, Sunsilk soap) and facial cleanser suitable only for oily skin in the morning and before going to bed, and gently massage along the skin grain with the fingertips of both hands for 3-5 minutes to enhance the detergency of soap and facial cleanser, then wash with warm or lukewarm water to thoroughly remove dust and grease on the skin that day. If there is dust and oil on the face, rinse it with warm water in time. Generally, it is advisable to wash your face 2-3 times a day.

2. Unclog pores. When pimples appear on the face, fill a basin with hot water, place the face that has been cleaned with facial cleanser or fine sand scrub in the rising steam, and then wrap the face with a large towel for 3 minutes to open the pores. Use the needle cap of a medical injection needle (No. 5-7) that has been disinfected with a 75% alcohol cotton ball in advance, or a comedone remover, to gently squeeze the skin at the edge of the pimple to squeeze out the pimple. This method is not likely to damage the nearby skin and will not leave scars.

3. Avoid using oily or powdery cosmetics. Use water-based care products as appropriate, especially avoid heavy makeup. Before going to bed, you should thoroughly remove the day's makeup, and avoid applying nourishing creams, ointments, etc. before going to bed, so that the skin can be relaxed, unobstructed, and fully breathe at night.

4. Avoid touching the acne with your hands frequently or trying to cover the rash with your hair and foundation cream. In particular, you should overcome the bad habit of squeezing and pressing the acne with your hands, because the bacteria on your hands and the dirt on your hair can easily infect the skin and aggravate the acne, and squeezing and pressing can cause permanent depressed scars.