The blackheads around the nose are actually mainly blackhead pimples. The formation of blackheads is mainly due to the dense distribution of sebaceous glands in the area, and because the sebum secreted by the sebaceous glands is not completely discharged from the surface of the skin, blackheads may form on the surface. If blackheads are removed, in addition to local topical medication, oral medication can also be appropriately used to control the secretion of sebum. Vitamin A cream can be appropriately applied topically, which can ease the local keratinization of the skin stratum corneum and at the same time can dissolve the local blackheads. Oral medication can be used appropriately, such as oral Danshinone capsules, or oral Angelica bitter ginseng pills, etc., which can control the active degree of local sebaceous glands to a certain extent, and finally solve the local blackhead problem at the root.