What treatment is good for the small pimples on the forehead that appear during the change of seasons?
2026.11.05 13:56
I am writing to inquire because I am persistently getting small pimples on my forehead. It doesn't show up well in photos, but it feels bumpy to the touch. It isn't the type that pops or swells up when squeezed, but it is bothering me a bit.
It’s like that all over my face, but my forehead is the worst. I consistently wash my face and follow my basic skincare routine, but small, whitehead-like pimples keep popping up on my forehead, and recently, the number seems to have increased. Rather than red, inflamed acne, most of them feel like the skin surface is bumpy to the touch.
I am wondering what treatment would be suitable for my current skin condition. I know there are various options available, such as extractions, scaling, or laser treatments, but I am curious which one would be effective for my case and would also like to hear the experiences of those who have undergone these procedures.
I am also curious about the number of treatment sessions, the cost, and whether I can return to my daily life immediately after the procedure.
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- 01CommentsIt’s impressive that we should review our cleansing habits before adding moisturizing products.220026.11.04
- 02CommentsI found that getting a procedure to clear nose blackheads is much more effective than squeezing them out at home. After getting an Aqua Peel, I noticed significantly less sebum coming to the surface around my nose. Since peeling treatments like Lara Peel are also said to help control sebum, I recommend showing them the condition of your nose during your consultation and trying it out. The results the next day vary depending on the intensity of the treatment; I received a light session, and there was almost no redness when I went to work the next day. Because your cheeks are dry, I suggest limiting the peeling area to just your nose, and receiving moisturizing or soothing care along with it will help you worry less about irritation!200026.11.04
- 03CommentsIt’s really tough when dryness and redness occur together during the changing seasons, isn’t it? During times like this, instead of getting irritating procedures, I received soothing treatments like LDM first, and then replenished moisture with an Aqua Peel once my skin felt comfortable. Even when small bumps appeared on my cheeks and chin due to mask friction, focusing on soothing care significantly reduced the inner tightness. If you have deep internal dryness, it is worth discussing using a skin booster in conjunction during the consultation. If you show the condition of your cheeks in person during the consultation, you will be able to receive precise guidance on the treatment order. I hope your skin heals quickly!230026.11.04
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- 02CommentsI totally relate because I've been getting tiny bumps on my jawline lately too. Even though I make sure to apply soothing line products, they don't seem to go down. I'm curious to know what kind of care you would recommend.380026.11.02
- 03CommentsWhen 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.610026.10.30
- 02CommentsWhat kind of skincare is good in this case?630026.11.02
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