👉 Almost pimples, also known as microcomedones, are tiny, clogged pores that form deep within the skin before a visible pimple develops. They occur when dead skin cells, sebum (oil produced by the skin), and sometimes varnish accumulate at the pore's opening, creating a small, often painless bump. These lesions are usually harmless and can be caused by factors like genetics, hormonal changes, or environmental influences. While they don't always result in a visible pimple, they indicate potential issues with skin health and may require attention to prevent further clogging and inflammation.
