There are a lot of reasons why dermatologists advise against tigyawat popping at home.
First off, there is a big possibility that some may do this with unsanitized hands. And this could cause the spread of bacteria and push the pimple’s contents inside the pores, causing inflammation or outbreaks.
Second, tigyawat popping could slow down the healing process of the body, so the pimples on your skin may stick around a lot longer than usual.
The best thing to do to a tigyawat is to leave it alone because it will disappear on its own over time.
If you would like to speed up the healing process of your tigyawat then you may apply a thin layer of benzoyl peroxide directly on it.
In addition, there are several products to avoid when treating tigyawat: toothpaste, hydrogen peroxide, and baking soda are some of them. These are too abrasive on the skin and would only worsen the condition.
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