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But in the new year, 100 years after it was built, Blackhead is to be opened to the public for the first time.

Is it true that blackheads cause holes in your face?

No, it's a blackhead, right there on the side of your nose.

The black substance in blackheads, however, has nothing to do with dirt.

What can be done to clear up pimples and blackheads?

She could, though, have done something about those blackheads, even to the extent of squeezing a few.

They can have blackheads and pimples at the same time.

Blackhead opened 1 April 1902 and was automated in 1975.

Kelly watched her, always, while Blackhead worried near the door.

He was wearing a new black suit and had obvious blackheads all over his face.

How do I remove blackheads from the tip of my nose?

"You have a couple of blackheads on your nose," Sean said.

The population of Blackhead is low, and there are only a few roads located in the area.

Dark spots with open pores at the center are blackheads.

She whispered it so that Blackhead couldn't hear the words.

"Person," said a skinny kid whose face seemed to be one angry blackhead.

The strips are good if you have oily skin or a lot of blackheads.

Even though I have quite a few pimples and blackheads, none of them are very serious.

It is a form of blackhead disease in poultry.

At first sight he'll ask about that blackhead on your nose."

There are a few coastal beach properties located at Blackhead.

Some dogs are prone to have acne or at least blackheads.

I have small dark bumps on my forehead that don't look like blackheads.

Unsettling factor: Blackheads being ripped from the faces of young women.

His face was close enough for me to see the blackheads in the unhealthy putty skin.

There are few articles describing the use of comedo extraction in peer-reviewed dermatology journals.

A comedo, or basic acne lesion, is a hair follicle that has become clogged with oil and dead skin cells.

Comedo extraction is a widely-used method of treatment for acne vulgaris.

If the follicle wall ruptures, your immune system will respond by sending cells to attack the bacteria and other foreign matter in the comedo.

Comedo extraction may help those with comedones that do not improve with standard treatment, at least temporarily.

Comedones (the plural of comedo) can develop into bumps called whiteheads and blackheads.

A comedo may be open (commonly called blackhead) or closed (commonly called whitehead).

Because it is so rare it may be sometimes confused with comedo carcinoma of the breast although the conditions appear to be completely unrelated.

Comedo carcinomas are non-infiltrating and intraductal tumors.

Comedo mastitis is a very rare form similar to granulomatous mastitis but with tissue necrosis.

This may give bacteria a chance to multiply in the clogged follicle, known as a comedo or sometimes incorrectly as a comedone.

There are two main categories, a more aggressive type called comedo, which resembles a blackhead because it contains a core of dead cancer cells, and noncomedo.

A comedo that breaks open is known as a blackhead, and one that stays below the surface is known as a whitehead.

For oily skin, water-based moisturizers that are specifically noncomedogenic are preferable, as there is less risk of comedo formation.

A bacterium known as Propionibacterum acne (P. acne) can then infect the comedo, causing inflammation.

In time, pressure from the sebum buildup in the microcomedo causes the whole thing to blow up and expand, forming a comedo (plural, comedones).

The microcomedo may enlarge to form an open comedo (blackhead) or closed comedo.

When open, it is called a blackhead or open comedo; closed, a whitehead or closed comedo.

The comedo type may become an invasive cancer and, thus, less curable in three to five years; the noncomedo type may not progress to invasive cancer for a decade.

Comedo (Latin for glutton, plural comedones) is the primary sign of acne and consists of a widened hair follicle filled with keratin skin debris, bacteria, and sebum (oil).

Periductal mastitis, comedo mastitis, secretory disease of the breast, plasma cell mastitis and mastitis obliterans are sometimes considered special cases or synonyms of duct ectasia syndrome.

Nevus comedonicus (also known as a "Comedo nevus") is characterized by closely arranged, grouped, often linear, slightly elevated papules that have at their center keratinous plugs resembling comedones.

DCIS has been classified according to architectural pattern (solid, cribriform, papillary, and micropapillary), tumor grade (high, intermediate, and low grade), and the presence or absence of comedo histology.

A dilated pore (also known as a "Dilated pore of Winer") is a cutaneous condition characterized by a solitary, prominent, open comedo on the face or upper trunk of an elderly individual.

High-grade lesions with comedo necrosis, dead cells that form a pimple-like structure in the duct, have a high risk of recurrence, and experts agree it should be treated with radiation therapy and possibly tamoxifen after lumpectomy.