This is the zone known as the triangle of death, or the danger triangle of the face. Photo: Flickr user SpooSpa, Face_of_SpooSpa.jpg, CC BY-SA 2.0 via Wikipedia. Advertisement.

Popping pimples in the “danger triangle” most likely won’t kill you, says Joshua Zeichner, associate professor of dermatology at Mount Sinai Hospital. In a few rare cases, ...

According to The Daily Mail, the “triangle of death” — also known as the “danger triangle” — stretches from the top of the nose to a point on either side of the lips, roughly where ...

The Danger Triangle might sound like a horror movie but it’s something we should be taking seriously when it comes to personal grooming. It's an area that covers part of the eyes, ...

Strom refers to the center of the face as the “triangle of death,” also known as the danger triangle, and warns potential poppers to avoid performing at-home extractions of this area. 4.

Strom refers to the center of the face as the “triangle of death,” also known as the danger triangle, and warns potential ...

However, Dr. Sadick disagreed, declaring the "danger triangle" nothing to worry about. "Although there are many blood vessels located in this zone and there is a potential risk of infection, ...

As far your skin health is concerned, the triangle of death (which is totally real, so real it's a topic taught in medical school and has its own Wikipedia entry, under "danger triangle of the ...

This is fine but don’t venture into the ‘danger triangle’ (Picture: Getty/Metro.co.uk) It turns out that harmlessly squeezing a spot isn’t so harmless after all, if it’s in a certain place.

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.