Pimple popping at home should be done with caution to avoid infection and scarring. Start by washing your hands and face thoroughly with warm water and a gentle cleanser. Sterilize a needle or a pin with rubbing alcohol. Gently prick the tip of the whitehead with the needle. Using clean tissue or cotton pads, gently apply pressure around the pimple to push the contents out. Avoid using your fingernails to prevent bacteria from entering the open skin. Once the pimple is drained, apply a small amount of antiseptic or an antibacterial cream to the area. Do not attempt to pop pimples that are deep, red, or painful, as this can lead to more severe inflammation and scarring. It’s best to consult a dermatologist for these types of pimples. Always follow up with a gentle skincare routine to keep your skin clean and prevent future breakouts.