I have a question about the characteristics of treatments for the hell of pustular pimples~

Large, pus-filled pimples that I never got even during my school days when my hormones were high keep spreading to my chin and cheeks now that I'm an adult, and I'm stressed out looking in the mirror every day.
I tried forcibly squeezing them with cotton swabs at home, but it only made the dark, pitted scars bigger. So now I’ve firmly made up my mind not to touch them on my own anymore and to quietly get professional acne treatment at a dermatology clinic.

I’ve heard that there are quite a few types of professional acne treatments that fundamentally destroy sebaceous glands with heat, rather than simply extracting with a needle, so I’ve been studying hard every night lately.
I heard the biggest advantage of this acne treatment is that it significantly lowers the recurrence rate of breakouts without the need for harsh medication, so I'm wondering if it will definitely be effective on my stubborn, severe acne.
I’ve heard that the stinging pain from the burning sebum during laser treatment is intense. I honestly want to know if applying a generous amount of anesthetic cream makes the pain bearable enough to hold back tears and endure the acne treatment.

I've heard that I need to receive acne treatments consistently as part of a package, aligned with my skin's turnover cycle, for new skin to grow and red scars to fade, so I'm bracing myself for a long-term battle by allocating ample time and money.
We would love for you to leave many comments sharing your vivid skincare tips and tricks from those who have perfectly escaped the hell of persistent red breakouts and regained smooth, porcelain skin at Maypure.
I would have absolutely no other wish if that miraculous day came soon when I could confidently go out with a clear, transparent bare face, just like everyone else, without thick foundation or concealer.