Comedones
Comedones are non-inflammatory skin lesions formed as a result of blockage of hair follicle openings by sebum and keratinized epidermal cells. They can take the form of open comedones, visible as dark dots, or closed comedones, resembling small light bumps under the skin. They most often appear on the face, back, and chest, especially with oily or acne-prone skin. They should not be aggressively squeezed, as this can promote irritation, inflammation, and scarring.






