Some pimples can be squeezed and some pimples cannot be squeezed. For example, blackhead pimples, which are open pimples, have no inflammation and are relatively stable, can be squeezed out with light pressure from a pimple needle. The white head pimple, on the other hand, is a closed pimple with no opening, and cannot be squeezed. It is easy to squeeze the follicle, causing the follicle contents to be squeezed to the deeper tissue and secondary infection. The pimples like inflammatory pimples and pustular pimples should not be squeezed, as they are also prone to deep infection, leading to boils, cysts, cellulitis, etc. In this case, you can use laser or fire needles to create artificial openings and then squeeze them out with acne needles. Be careful not to squeeze with your hands. It is easy to bring in bacteria from your hands, which can lead to infection and scarring.