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Pimple is one of the most common skin diseases for humans. The mechanicalmodeling of pimple growth is very limited. A finite element model is developedto quantify the deformation field with the expansion of follicle, and then themechanical stimulus is related to the sensation of pain during the developmentof pimple. Through these models, parametric studies show the dependence ofmechanical stimulus and pain level on the pimple-surrounded structures,follicle depth and mechanical properties of the epidermis. The findings in thispaper may provide useful insights on prevention or pain relief of pimples, aswell as those related to cosmetics and other tissue growth.

Mechanical analysis of pimple growth and pain level characterization