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Frequently Asked Questions
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Our esthetician isolates the blemish, uses sterile tools to gently extract contents, and soothes the area. Discomfort is brief; topical numbing can be used on request. Expect immediate relief and mild tenderness for a day or two.
When performed correctly by a licensed professional, risk of scarring is low. Following aftercare reduces hyperpigmentation. Avoid picking, sun exposure, and use gentle healing products; we provide tailored advice to minimize post-procedure marks.
Ideal for clients with isolated whiteheads, pustules, or inflamed blemishes. Not recommended for cystic acne, active infection, or severely sensitive skin. We assess your skin during consultation to confirm suitability and recommend alternatives when necessary.
You'll notice reduced size and drainage of the blemish; mild redness and tenderness are normal. We apply calming serum and protective dressing if needed. Follow our aftercare to prevent infection and promote rapid healing.
Keep the area clean and avoid makeup for 24 hours. Use gentle cleanser, apply recommended antibacterial or soothing products, and avoid picking or exfoliation until healed. Protect treated skin from sun with SPF to reduce pigmentation risk.
Yes, extractions can often be added to facials or acne-focused sessions. We recommend spacing more aggressive procedures like chemical peels or laser treatments around extractions to minimize irritation. Your esthetician will plan a safe, effective treatment sequence.