The most common cause of pustules is acne, a skin condition that can clog skin pores with oil and dead skin cells. Pustules may also occur from an allergic reaction to food, environmental ...

are recruited to the skin by the above chemokines, attach by upregulated adhesion molecules at the inflammation site, and accumulate intraepidermally to form pustules. These findings explain why ...

Journey Medical has claimed FDA approval for its Emrosi therapy for rosacea, which it thinks could become a "standard of care" drug for the common skin disorder. The new capsule formulation of the ...

3. Pustules Pustules contain fluid or pus, and they show up as large white bumps surrounded by red, inflamed skin. Most commonly, bacterial growth in clogged follicles causes pustules, McMahan says.

As suggested by its name, GPP typically presents as pus-filled blisters (i.e. pustules) on reddened skin, which can affect large areas of the body.