Are Those Dark Spots On Your Nose Blackheads Or Hair?
Stay Young Bureau | Oct 03, 2023, 14:00 IST
Are Those Dark Spots On Your Nose Blackheads Or Hair?
According to the leading dermatologist, Dr Nivedita Dadu, this condition is known as Trichostasis Spinulosa and is quite a common problem.
When you look at a mirror from up close, you might get pissed off by those little black spots on your nose. You may try to get rid of them using a blackhead remover but if they are not getting removed easily, it is quite possible that they are not blackheads but fine hairs on your nose. What is Trichostasis Spinulosa? Often confused with blackheads, Trichostasis Spinulosa is a condition in which instead of one hair protruding from a hair follicle, a bundle or bush of hair comes out of a single follicle. It mainly affects the skin of the nose of adults but can also occur on other parts of the body like the chest, back, arms and legs. It must be noted that these follicular lesions are not painful at all and occur in both men and women. Though calling Trichostasis Spinulosa a disorder may sound a little scary, there is nothing to worry about. How to get rid of Nose Hair? It’s not too difficult to get your nose hair removed. Here are a few traditional methods that one may try to get rid of these tiny hairs on your nose.
- Threading: You may go to a nearby beauty parlour and get your nose hair removed via threading. It is quite an easy process as well as cost-effective
- Plucking: You can easily do this, but it requires certain things. Firstly, you need good lighting and a mirror so that you can see those little hairs on your nose. Secondly, you need to procure a pair of super high-quality tweezers to pluck your hair. This process may also require a lot of patience
- Waxing: You can easily purchase at-home wax strips or nose strips to get rid of those tiny hairs on the nose. But before trying this technique, do keep in mind that your nose is oil-free
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