Superficial skin and soft tissue infections can be effectively controlled without serious consequences in most patients with proper local management and effective antibiotic therapy. Deep infections, especially deep abscesses, require early incision and drainage, combined with drug sensitivity testing and the use of effective antibiotics to bring the infection under control. Attention should also be paid to whether there is a combination of diseases such as immunocompromise, which needs to be addressed early to avoid sepsis. Attention should also be paid to whether the infection has spread to the bones or other vital organs to avoid serious consequences. For infections that progress particularly rapidly, it is important to be alert for the development of specific infections such as gas gangrene or necrotizing fasciitis, which can have serious consequences if they are not controlled early.