👉 Ada Pimples are a type of acne lesion that typically appear as small, red, and inflamed bumps or pimples on the skin. They are characterized by their small size, often less than 1mm in diameter, and can be filled with pus or contain a white or yellowish center called a cystic lesion. Ada Pimples are usually the result of clogged pores, where excess oil and dead skin cells become trapped under the surface of the skin, leading to inflammation and the formation of these small, painful bumps. They are commonly found on the face, particularly around the T-zone (forehead, nose, and chin), but can also occur on other areas of the body. Unlike whiteheads or blackheads, Ada Pimples are more inflamed and can be tender to the touch. Treatment often involves topical or oral medications, as well as lifestyle changes such as improving skincare routines and reducing stress.
