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Popping pimples can turn a small breakout into a lasting skin problem! That satisfying “pop” may feel like a quick fix, but squeezing acne can push inflammation deeper, increase the risk of infection, and leave permanent scars or dark marks. Here are 5 reasons to keep your fingers off...

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