I'm curious about how to manage small bumps and red blemishes around my chin during the change of seasons.

Since the weather became dry, small, bumpy whiteheads have been increasing along my jawline and around my mouth, and some of them have turned red, which is bothering me. My skin feels oily on the surface, but it feels tight after washing, so I'm not sure whether to prioritize sebum control or moisturizing. I tried exfoliating at home, but it actually made my skin sting and redden, so I plan to get a consultation for acne skin care.

 

Given this condition, I am wondering if treatments to clear clogged sebum, such as extraction or scaling, are appropriate, or if I should soothe the skin first and assess the condition of the skin barrier. I would also like to know if the treatment method or sequence changes when inflammatory breakouts and milia are present together. How are the recommended number of sessions and visit intervals typically determined, and to what extent can reactions such as redness or peeling occur after treatment that might affect daily life?

 

I would like to have my condition assessed by medical professionals to determine if it is safe to start treatment during this time when my skin is sensitive. Could you also provide guidance on the cost per session, the coverage for extraction and soothing treatments, as well as cosmetics to avoid during the treatment period and home care methods?

 

환절기 턱 주변 좁쌀과 붉은 트러블 관리가 궁금해요

Comments0

Popular in Acne Q&A

See more in Acne Q&A