As the weather has become humid and hot, I keep getting tiny bumps on my T-zone and under my chin, and my sebum production has suddenly increased. Even if I apply makeup in the morning, it all wears off by lunchtime due to the oiliness, leaving my skin shiny and exhausted. I'm scared that trying to squeeze them out at home might leave scars or marks, so I want to get proper treatment. I'm wondering if treatments like acne scaling or aqua peel would be better, or if a laser procedure that directly stimulates the sebaceous glands to reduce sebum production would be a better choice. I would appreciate advice from those who have struggled with oiliness and tiny bumps during the summer! I'm so stressed out because of my acne. How can I solve this?
CommentsIt seems wise of you to be cautious with exfoliation when your cheeks feel tight and red due to the heating. I would also like to take your advice on whether I should consult about soothing care or a skin booster first.
CommentsIt’s amazing that you’ve consistently managed with just soothing care without touching your hands. I’ll check the reply when it comes up regarding whether the extraction comes first or if the peeling is done together.
CommentsWhen breakouts occur, I'm always confused about the order of things—whether to exfoliate first or moisturize first. It's nice to find out that you share the same concern.
CommentsIt would be difficult to determine the required number of sessions from the start, as it varies depending on the level of inflammation, the presence of scars, and management goals. It would make comparisons easier if you asked about the timing of the interim evaluation and the criteria for modifying the plan during the consultation.
CommentsI'm also stressed because I keep getting acne, but it seems like getting laser treatments consistently is important.
I think it will get better after receiving more than 10 sessions.
CommentsI imagine you are really curious if you can manage both blackheads and acne at the same time. It would be a good idea to consult with them to see if they can be treated together after assessing your skin condition.
CommentsI get breakouts on my chin before and after my period exactly the same way, so it really feels like I'm on the same page. During your consultation, please ask about the best order to manage the current inflammation and remaining marks, as well as available time slots after work!