Acne-prone skin

These sebaceous glands can be clogged with impurities sometimes. When that happens, fatty secretions along with dead cells and pimples form and they all become infected.
Once your skin gets clogged and infected a lot of issues and conditions can occur. Let’s mention a few of them:

-Microcysts: When the natural sebum of your skin can no longer flow normally from the sebaceous duct, you’ll notice that a small bump is forming under the skin and the center of it looks like a white dot.

-Black dots: These little unwanted things can measure between 1 and 3 mm. Because of the oxidation of the sebum that is blocking the sebaceous duct in the open air, they get darker and darker until they turn black.

-Papules: Once blackheads suffer enough to turn into inflamed lesions, they get invaded by a certain acne bacteria, Cutibacterium acne. These things can measure between 1 and 4 millimeters, they are often painful and surrounded by a red halo.  

-Pustules: When the papule infection goes untreated for an extended period of time and worsens, it turns into a pustule. Pustules are things that are filled with an infected white or yellow fluid, which can either drain or dive deeper and further into the skin. Which eventually causes either nodules or cysts.

-Cystic Acne: This is the worst acne can ever get and it’s so difficult to treat. Attempting to pierce them by yourself is never a good idea and it can leave long-term marks and scars so I wouldn’t advise that.