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Headless cysts, also known as cystic acne, cystic pimples, or inflammatory pimples, are acne that are deep under the skin that makes pus unable to escape. Because the pimple is deep under the skin and close to the nerves, it is often very painful. Cysts can cause scarring, especially when you try to squeeze or squeeze even if you don't see the pimple. many lesions on the skin.

Steps

Method 1 of 3: Acne treatment

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   Use a topical medication. Topical medications are a good option for treating acne. You can use an anti-inflammatory topical antibiotic, or an acne cream with ingredients containing salicylic acid or benzoyl peroxide.
   • You can also use a cleanser that contains salicylic acid or benzoyl peroxide as these will help reduce swelling and clear acne-causing bacteria.
   • You can also try a spot cream.
   • Make sure to use antibiotics and acne cream according to the directions for use.

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   Use a hot compress. Covering the pimple with warm or hot water will help the pimple push up faster, so it will be easier to treat the pimple and it will heal more quickly. Soak a washcloth or cotton ball in warm or hot water, then place it on the pimple for a few minutes.
   • You can do this 3 times a day until the pimples appear.

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   Apply ice. Ice is very helpful for painful acne. It helps to reduce burning sensation under the skin, while reducing redness and swelling. You can use an ice pack, an ice cube in the refrigerator, or even a bag of frozen vegetables. When applying, leave the ice on the pimple for about 10 minutes. This can be applied several times a day.
   • Be sure to place a washcloth that separates your face from the ice when applying it to avoid damaging the skin.

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   See a dermatologist. If you have a pimple that's deep under your skin that doesn't go away forever or you don't see a pimple growing up, you should see a dermatologist. They will help you find a treatment to remove and prevent acne scarring. You should also get a dermatologist if all of the home remedies for acne are not working or if the pimples are making you too painful.
   • When you talk to your dermatologist, let them know the acne treatments you are using.
   • Prescription drugs and dermatological treatments are often very effective against acne.
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Method 2 of 3: Treat acne with natural methods

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   Use tea tree oil. Tea tree oil is a popular and effective natural acne remedy. Tea tree oil has anti-inflammatory and inhibitory effects on bacteria that cause acne. That means it will both work to reduce blemishes under the inflamed skin and fight the bacteria that cause the condition.
   • Use tea tree oil by mixing 1 drop of it with 9 drops of water. Instead of water, you can also dilute tea tree oil with another oil, such as olive oil, mineral oil, or aloe vera gel. Simply dip a cotton ball or a cotton ball in the tea tree oil mixture and apply it to the pimple, leave it on for 10 minutes, then rinse your face with warm water. You can do this 3 times a day.
   • Do not apply tea tree oil near your eyes to avoid irritation.
   • Test skin sensitivity before applying tea tree oil to acne. Apply a drop of essential oil to your wrist and wait about 15 minutes. If you don't see any irritation, you can safely apply essential oils to the pimple.

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   Apply hot tea. Tea is also very effective in treating acne. Both green and black tea contain tannins, which are anti-inflammatory. When combined with hot compresses, the tea will help reduce the swelling of acne.
   • Soak green or black tea bags in warm water, then take out tea bags and place directly on the pimples. The tea acts as an astringent to help pull the pimple out of the pimple.

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   Treat acne with honey. Honey is a popular home remedy for acne. With anti-microbial and antimicrobial properties, honey helps prevent bacteria from clogging pores. In addition, it also nourishes and restores the skin. Take honey to apply evenly on the pimple, leave it on for 20 minutes, then rinse your face with warm water.
   • You can try making a mask using a combination of honey and jujube. Jujube helps in the treatment of acne because the malic acid in apples helps to firm the skin. First, you put a peeled jujube in a blender or blender and puree it. Next, you'll use this mixture mixed with honey to create a powder mask. Apply this mask on acne, maintain about 20 minutes, then rinse.

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   Treat acne with milk. Milk is a natural beauty product used in folk and home beauty treatments. Milk contains alpha hydroxy acids, substances that work to exfoliate and release blocked pores. Milk helps treat acne by removing the clogged outer layer, which in turn causes the pimple to emerge faster, and so you can remove pustules out.
   • You should use a cotton ball to absorb milk and apply directly to the pimple, leave it on for at least 20 minutes, then rinse with warm water.
   • You can do this 3 to 4 times a day.

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   Treat acne with aloe vera. Aloe vera is a great option for removing cysts for those with sensitive skin. Aloe vera has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, so it also works to reduce and prevent bacteria that cause red, swollen acne. You can either use aloe leaves or aloe vera gel.
   • Apply aloe vera on the wart and leave for about 20 minutes. You should only do this up to 3 times a day.

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   Use apple cider vinegar toner. Apple cider vinegar has antibacterial and antiseptic properties. Therefore, it both helps fight bacteria that cause acne, and helps acne to pop up. You can use a cotton ball to apply apple cider vinegar to the pimple.
   • If you have sensitive skin, dilute apple cider vinegar to one part apple cider vinegar and four parts water before applying it to a pimple.
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Method 3 of 3: Clean skin

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   Wash your face twice a day. Keeping your face clean is the best way to prevent acne-wrap. You should wash your face and blemished areas twice a day. You should also shower every day to remove dirt and excess oil from the entire body.
   • Always wash your face after each activity that causes your body to sweat a lot.
   • Do not touch your face with your hands to avoid spreading bacteria.

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   Use a gentle cleanser. If you have a problem with subcutaneous acne, wash your face with mild cleansers that are derived from vegetable oils. When choosing a cleanser, you need to check if the product says "non-comedogenic" or not. Non-comedogenic products are non-comedogenic.
   • For example, some non-comedogenic cleansers include: Neutrogena, Cetaphil, and Olay. Many genuine products or other conventional products are also non-comedogenic. For sure, when buying, you need to carefully check the label of the product.
   • Use alcohol-free skin care products, as alcohol is irritating and can lead to skin damage.

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   Wash your face with your hands instead of using a towel. When washing your face, use your fingertips to wash it. Washing your face with a washcloth and sponge irritates your face, which can lead to more skin problems. You should use a cleanser to gently massage your face in a circular motion.
   • Avoid scrubbing when washing your face, as it can cause scarring.
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Warning

• Do not try to squeeze pimples, do not press on the pimples to make the pimples rise faster.
• Do not use toothpaste to treat acne because toothpaste can irritate the skin.