Ulcers on the face appear when hair follicles or oil glands on the face are infected with bacteria. It can be characterized by the appearance of red bumps on the inflamed and pus-filled skin. Bacterial infection of Staphylococcus aureus on the skin can cause ulcers on the face. Although some boils can heal on their own, proper treatment is needed so that the bacteria that causes ulcers does not infect deeper skin tissue and cause more severe infections. Dealing with boils on the face The appearance of boils on the face is annoying and can interfere with appearance. To overcome it yourself at home, you can try several ways below: Compress with warm water One easy and safe way to deal with boils on the face is to compress it with warm water. Compress boils for 10-20 minutes, 3-4 times a day. Exposure to heat generated will increase blood circulation around ulcers. This will facilitate the delivery of white blood cells to the area to fight the bacteria that cause skin infe