When I was getting my pimple squeezed, the staff member said it was just one pimple but had two heads. What does that mean?

Some pimples that we see asJust one pill. When we squeeze a pimple, we might find that it actually has two heads stacked on top of each other, or sometimes two pimples sharing the same hair follicle. This is often seen when we squeeze a pimple and see two heads of sebum or oil pushing out of two separate openings, or the pimple splitting into two smaller lines emerging from a single opening. Having this type of acne isn't dangerous. The staff member might have noticed and told you about it. This type of acne is easy to manage. Just cleanse your face properly, use the appropriate medication and moisturizer as recommended by your doctor, and the chances of getting acne again will gradually decrease.