I would like to know the treatment cycles for extraction, LDM, and Aqua Peel, as well as how to combine them with home care, for small bumps on the chin and cheeks during the late autumn transition period.
2026.11.08 10:11
Lately, as the air has become much drier in the mornings and evenings, small pimples keep popping up on my chin and the sides of my cheeks. I used to only get a few in the summer, but perhaps because I wear a mask for long periods these days, my skin feels like it's completely broken out. I've switched to a mild cleanser and have been consistently applying moisturizer, but the raised bumps haven't gone away even after a week and remain hard to the touch.
I have been refraining from squeezing them at home because I am worried about scarring, but I am wondering if it would be better to get these small bumps extracted at a dermatology clinic. I have also looked into LDM moisturizing and soothing treatments or Aqua Peel, and I am curious about the best order to receive extraction, scaling, and LDM treatments. I have three questions. First, is it appropriate to schedule the treatment cycle for small bumps every two weeks, or is a one-week interval better? Second, how many days does it usually take for redness to subside after the procedure (since I have to go to work on weekdays)? Third, is there a good sequence of home care products to follow the treatment, or are there any cosmetics I should avoid? I have received treatment at a different branch once before, but I am inquiring because I would like to get a consultation at a branch near my home these days. I would also appreciate it if you could let me know the daytime and nighttime appointment times.
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