Core Viewpoint - A recent incident involving a celebrity's child requiring surgery due to improper handling of a skin condition has sparked widespread discussion about the dangers of self-treating skin issues, particularly "fire boils" or "abscesses" [1][2]. Group 1: Incident Overview - A celebrity shared a video detailing how using a needle to treat her child's acne led to a hospital visit and surgery, highlighting the risks associated with self-treatment of skin conditions [1]. - The term "fire boil" became a trending topic in comments, with many users sharing similar negative experiences related to self-treatment [1]. Group 2: Medical Insights - Dr. Ma Xiaoling, a dermatologist, emphasized that any skin lesions, especially those with redness, swelling, and pus, should not be self-extracted and require professional medical attention [1]. - "Fire boils," medically known as "furuncles," are caused by bacterial infections and are more severe than regular acne, presenting as painful, larger red nodules [2]. - The rapid development of furuncles can lead to complications such as the formation of abscesses or even systemic infections if not treated properly [2].