Brooke Hyland, an original cast member on Lifetime’s hit reality show Dance Moms, is warning her TikTok followers about what’s known as “The Triangle of Death.” ...

Last year, a TikTok user named Hope who goes by @imlesbianflavored revealed to her followers that she contracted a staph [staphylococcus] infection after popping a zit in the triangle of death.

Recently the term ' Triangle of Death ' has been trending on the app, mostly thanks to a viral video shared by influencer, creator and Dance Moms alum, Brooke Hyland. In the minute-long video ...

Sources “ Acne Clinical Guideline.” AADA “ Cavernous sinus thrombosis.” NHS “ Popping zits in the “triangle of death” can lead to life-threatening infections. ” HuffPost. Fjolla Arifi.

Soon after posting, many commenters mentioned the pimple being in an area called “the triangle of death” and suggested that Hyland could have a staph infection.

It's called the triangle of death because of the potential serious consequences if an infection occurs in this area due to its proximity to critical blood vessels and the brain.

The triangle of death, also called the danger triangle, is a specific area on your face where many medical professionals warn against popping pimples.

Though dermatologists routinely advise that you leave your skin be, you're more likely to contract a deadly infection if you venture into what's been dubbed the 'triangle of death'.

Charlbi Dean's cause of death has been determined months after the 'Triangle of Sadness' actress died at 32.

When faced with a new facial pimple, you have an ultimatum: top pop, or not to pop? But when it comes to zits located in the 'triangle of death', it's better to leave them to heal on their own.

The triangle of death because I love to pick my face or the triangle that I was ranked on every Tuesday,” in reference to her time on “Dance Moms.” According to Dr. Vij, it’s important to monitor any ...