Acne is also known as pimples, acne, acne, and in ancient Chinese medicine, it is called facial sores and wine spurs. It is a common and prevalent disease in dermatology. According to statistics, 95% of males and 85% of females suffer from acne in varying degrees during adolescence. Acne is often referred to as “pimples”, but in fact, this skin disease, which is related to the overall metabolism and endocrine system, can occur at different ages. Acne is a chronic skin disease that occurs in the sebaceous glands of the hair follicles, mostly on the head and face, neck, chest and back, and other areas with abundant sebaceous glands. The main clinical symptoms of acne are blackheads, whiteheads, inflammatory papules, pustules, nodules, and cysts, which tend to form hyperpigmentation, enlarged pores, and even scar-like damage. It affects beauty and can lead to disfigurement in serious cases, causing great psychological stress and mental anguish to young people. Early detection and early treatment of this disease is important. Timely and standardized diagnosis and treatment can avoid or reduce the damage to the skin. The basic damage of acne is a follicular papule with a black dot in the center, called blackhead acne; the surrounding area is red, with a rice-like white lipid plug discharged when squeezed, or a small, grayish-white papule without a blackhead, called whitehead acne. If inflammation occurs, the pimples become red and small pustules occur on top, which can affect the appearance. After rupture and healing, temporary pigmentation or mildly depressed scars may remain, and some form nodules, abscesses, cysts and scars in various forms of injury, or even multiple sinus tracts and scars after rupture, with orange peel faces in severe cases. Clinically, one or two kinds of damage are often more obvious, and often there is oily seborrhea at the same time and complicate the head and face seborrheic dermatitis, when the face is oily and shiny, and also can occur in patches of erythema, and covered with oily scabs, and does not heal for years. The onset of the site of the face, but also seen in the upper chest and back and scapula, chest, back of the neck, buttocks and other places. The disease can be slightly itchy or painful, and the course of the disease is long, often starting and ending with new rashes, some of which can last for several years or more than ten years. Aggregate acne has a long course and occurs mostly in men. It is common to see a mixture of papules, nodules, cysts, abscesses, sinus tracts, scarring, and other damage. The principle of acupuncture point beauty treatment is to stimulate the body’s acupuncture points to regulate the function of qi, blood and internal organs to achieve the effect of healing and strengthening the body. All facial problems are caused by the body’s overall dysfunction, so by stimulating the acupuncture points, unblocking the meridians, and removing the cause of the disease, the effect of skin care and facial care can be achieved. ◎ Treatment method: Using the thread injection method, absorbable protein thread or sheep intestine thread is buried into the corresponding acupuncture points on the limbs, back and abdomen. Treatment: 1 time every 15 days, 3 times as a course of treatment, 2-4 weeks after the effect (depending on the physical condition of each person). Â- Contraindications: Eat less spicy and oily food during the treatment period, don’t get cold, and it is best to avoid swimming and other water sports. ◎ Tip: For the purpose of acne beauty buried threads, try to avoid menstruation period. Acupuncture point buried thread treatment Main points: Dazhi, Quchi, Blood Sea, Sanyinjiao. The main acupuncture points are: lung meridian wind-heat with lung Yu, ulnar ze, gastrointestinal damp-heat with foot Sanli, Tianshu, qi stagnation and blood stasis with body pillar and diaphragm acupoint. Complaint: Facial acne for more than 8 years. History: Starting from adolescence, she felt oily facial skin, followed by blackheads on the nose, followed by papules and pustular nodules on both cheeks, with recurrent attacks, aggravated before menstruation. She had been treated with many skin care products and Chinese and Western medicines but with no significant effect. Due to the long treatment, she lost confidence in the treatment, often felt inferior and annoyed, reluctant to socialize and withdrawn. Examination: Facial pores were enlarged, sebum overflowed, both cheeks were covered with corn-sized papules, and there were more acne nodules aggregated and fused in the deep area, with a blue color and some tips with pustules, and dotted depressed scars and hyperpigmentation were also seen. Diagnosis: Convergent acne. After one treatment with the buried thread method, the papules and oil secretion were significantly reduced, the skin was fresher and cleaner, and the pustules disappeared; after two times, the pigmentation faded, the scope was reduced, and the depressed scars became lighter; after three times, the acne and pigmentation completely disappeared, the depressed scars were basically repaired, the pores were finer, and the skin was smooth again.