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Doctor Warns: Kissing Bearded Men Might Come With Unexpected Risks

 

Doctor Warns: Kissing Bearded Men Might Come With Unexpected Risks


When it comes to romantic moments, the last thing on anyone’s mind is a potential health hazard. However, one doctor’s cautionary message about kissing bearded men is enough to make anyone pause. While facial hair might add to a rugged charm, it can also bring unintended risks to your skin.

The Rise of ‘Beard Rash’ From Kissing Bearded Men and Why It Matters


Developing a ‘beard rash’ from kissing someone with stubble or a beard might seem like a minor inconvenience. Yet, according to medical experts, it’s a condition worth noting. The friction from facial hair can cause micro-abrasions on the skin, leading to irritation. For some, this irritation is only the beginning.

A Warning from Dr. Myro Figura


Dr. Myro Figura took to Instagram to explain why kissing a man with a beard can sometimes spell trouble for your skin. “Kissing somebody with a beard can cause an infection? It sure can,” he revealed in a now-viral video. “If not clean, the beard can harbour a lot of bacteria like staph and strep. When kissing, the beard can cause breaks in the skin, allowing bacteria to enter and cause an infection called impetigo.”

Understanding Impetigo: A Contagious Skin Infection

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