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Avoiding the Overfilled Look: Smart Timing for Filler Touch-Ups

6/20/2025

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That satisfying lift and volume after a filler treatment — we all wish it could last forever. But as time passes and results start to fade, many patients wonder: “When is the right time for a touch-up, without overdoing it?”

Today, we’ll guide you through the ideal timing for filler maintenance and how to avoid the trap of overcorrection.


1. Why Are Filler Touch-Ups Needed?

Fillers are gradually broken down and absorbed by the body. The rate of absorption depends on the area treated, type of filler, and each person's metabolism.

  • Volume loss in the nasolabial folds or cheeks becomes visible again
  • Facial asymmetry appears due to uneven breakdown
  • Contours around the jaw or cheekbones look less defined
  • A special occasion calls for subtle enhancement

But keep in mind: Re-treating just because your face “feels different” may lead to an unnatural outcome.


2. Why Do People Become Dependent on Retouching?

“Just a little more and I’ll look perfect.” “I don't look the same as before.” These are comments we often hear — and they’re valid.

The problem arises when:

  • Mirror and selfies become your only reference
  • Filtered or celebrity photos become your benchmark
  • You’ve grown used to the filled look, making natural features feel “flat”
  • Pressure to “maintain” leads to more frequent sessions

This often leads to a heavy, unnatural appearance — and ironically, less satisfaction than before any treatment.


3. When Is the Right Time for a Refill?

It’s not just about how much time has passed. What matters is your current facial balance and filler condition.

  • Nasolabial folds: Touch-up around 9–12 months, especially if sagging is noticeable
  • Cheeks / cheekbones: Around 12–15 months to maintain volume and contour
  • Lips: 6–9 months, with special attention to upper-lower lip balance
  • Chin: 10–12 months, aiming for a natural, balanced profile

Most importantly, touch-ups should be based on:

  • Facial symmetry and harmony
  • How well the filler moves with your expression
  • Professional judgment by an experienced dermatologist

4. When to Stop — the Art of Knowing “Enough”

At YSBB Skin Clinic, we follow three key filler principles:

  • Design treatments that achieve natural beauty with minimal sessions
  • Advise against unnecessary touch-ups
  • Always balance volume with expression, skin texture, and facial proportions

Remember — more filler doesn’t mean more beauty. What matters is knowing when and how much. Strategic adjustments are safer and more elegant than constant maintenance.


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Waxing Gone Wrong? Here’s What to Know About Ingrown Hairs

6/17/2025

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Hair removal with waxing or tweezers may offer quick smoothness, but the aftermath can linger much longer—especially when it leads to ingrown hairs.

Today, let's take a closer look at what ingrown hairs are, why they happen more often in summer, and how to treat and prevent them effectively.


What Are Ingrown Hairs?

  • Ingrown hairs occur when a hair curls inward instead of emerging through the skin surface.
  • Common in areas with thick skin and deep follicles, like the neck, bikini line, or jawline.
  • Often triggered by waxing, tweezing, friction, or bacterial contamination after hair removal.
  • Results in redness, bumps, pain, itching, and sometimes pus or cyst formation.

Why Are They More Likely After Waxing or Tweezing?

  • These methods pull hair out from the root, which can damage surrounding tissue.
  • As new hair grows, it may fail to find the correct exit and instead coil inside the skin.
  • Thick or curly hairs are especially prone to getting trapped beneath the skin surface.
  • Most commonly seen on the beard area, underarms, bikini line, and buttocks.

How Do They Appear?

  • Dark dots or visible hair trapped under the skin.
  • Painful red bumps that resemble pimples.
  • Swelling or pus buildup when infected.
  • Chronic cases can leave pigmentation or scarring.
  • Attempting to squeeze them may worsen inflammation and lead to cysts.

Can Medication Alone Resolve It?

  • Mild cases may improve with topical antibiotics or anti-inflammatory creams.
  • If the hair is looped deep within or the bump feels hard, physical removal may be necessary.

YSBB’s Clinical Approach

  • Laser or sterile incision: Using CO₂ laser or sterile tools, we open the skin just enough to expose the trapped hair.
  • Precise extraction: The hair is gently removed using sterilized tweezers or forceps, minimizing skin trauma.
  • Post-treatment care: Topical antibiotics or soothing creams are applied to prevent infection and pigmentation.
  • Long-term prevention: For recurrent cases, laser hair removal can permanently reduce the problem.

How to Prevent Ingrown Hairs

  • Opt for shaving or laser hair removal over tweezing or waxing.
  • Keep the skin clean and dry during and after hair removal to avoid secondary infection.
  • Use calming and hydrating products post-removal.
  • Avoid tight clothing immediately after waxing to reduce friction.

Final Thoughts

Quick hair removal can be tempting, especially in the summer. But repeated ingrown hairs can lead to lasting skin damage.

If you notice signs of an ingrown hair, resist the urge to squeeze. Seek professional care for safe and effective treatment, and consider long-term strategies like laser hair removal to prevent recurrence.


YSBB Skin Clinic, Seoul, Korea

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The Skin's Golden Hour: Why Sleeping Before 10 PM Matters

6/17/2025

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Want baby-soft skin? Start by sleeping like a baby.

You've probably heard that “sleeping before 10 PM is good for your skin.” Far from an old wives’ tale, this saying is backed by science. Skin recovery, growth hormone release, and circadian clock gene activity are all synchronized to begin around 10 PM.

Today, let’s explore why the hours before midnight are your skin’s golden time—and how aligning your sleep can directly impact skin health.


1. Skin Only Regenerates During Sleep

  • Growth hormone, essential for skin renewal, is secreted only during sleep.
  • This hormone stimulates epidermal cell turnover and collagen synthesis in the dermis.
  • Most secretion happens between 10 PM and 2 AM, peaking about one hour after falling asleep.
  • If you miss this window, skin regeneration slows down noticeably.

2. 10 PM Is the Set Point for Your Skin’s Internal Clock

  • Your skin follows a circadian rhythm, with gene activation patterns changing by sleep timing.
  • During the day, skin is in defense mode; at night, it switches to repair mode.
  • This switch begins around 10 PM, when DNA-repair genes become most active.
  • Sleeping before 10 PM helps sync with this repair phase for optimal recovery.

3. Poor Sleep Physically Weakens the Skin

  • Sleep deprivation (less than 4 hours) leads to a 30% drop in stratum corneum hydration.
  • Sebum regulation becomes unstable, and transepidermal water loss increases.
  • Inflammatory markers (like CRP and IL-6) rise, worsening acne and triggering skin flare-ups.
  • This isn't just about appearance—skin immunity itself gets compromised.

4. How to Sleep Before 10 PM: A Night Routine That Works

  • Turn off screens at least 90 minutes before bed to support melatonin production.
  • Take a warm shower or foot bath 30 minutes prior to lower core body temperature.
  • Limit naps to 30 minutes before 3 PM to avoid disrupting your sleep rhythm.
  • Stick to consistent sleep and wake times—your skin remembers the rhythm.
  • Short-term sleep recovery doesn’t fully restore long-term skin repair cycles.

Final Thoughts

Skin doesn’t heal during the day—it heals at night. And the most critical hours are between 10 PM and 2 AM. Missing this window can delay skin repair, dull your glow, and increase inflammation.

If you’re dealing with ongoing breakouts or sensitivity, it may be time to rethink your sleep schedule—before switching skincare products.


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Why You Keep Getting 'Bacne'—And How to Stop It"

6/12/2025

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Back and chest acne, if left untreated, can worsen and leave lasting marks.

“I keep getting pimples on my back.” “My chest gets itchy and red bumps appear.” “Every summer, I avoid certain clothes because of back acne.”

Back acne (commonly called “bacne”) and chest acne are more common than many realize. But unlike facial acne, they often require a different approach due to differences in the structure and behavior of the sebaceous glands.

Today, let’s take a practical and clinical look at what causes them, how to treat them effectively, and how to prevent recurrence.


Why does back or chest acne develop?

  • Increased sebum production
  • Friction, sweat, and lack of moisture
  • Follicular keratinization disorders
  • Reactions to body lotions or cosmetic ingredients
  • Delayed showering after exercise

In summer, with more sweat and skin contact, breakouts on the back and chest are even more likely.

Important: Not all body acne is typical acne. Differential diagnosis is important, especially when considering:

  • Folliculitis
  • Malassezia (fungal) acne
  • Heat rash or contact dermatitis

How is it treated?

At YSBB Skin Clinic, we personalize treatment depending on the underlying cause:

  • Typical acne: Topical acne medications + antibiotics to reduce oil and inflammation
  • Folliculitis or fungal acne: Antifungal agents or targeted antibiotics depending on infection type
  • Widespread breakouts: Back-specific peels to exfoliate and calm inflammation
  • Dark marks or scars: Laser treatment or regenerative care to fade discoloration

Note: It’s difficult to extract back acne yourself. Improper squeezing can worsen infection or lead to scarring.


Everyday habits that help

  • Shower promptly after sweating or workouts
  • Don’t let rinse or body lotion linger on your back
  • Change out of sweaty clothes quickly
  • Use soft shower towels for back and chest
  • Avoid strong-fragrance body products
  • Choose breathable cotton fabrics

Also, avoid oil-based products and rinse-off conditioners that run down your back, as they may clog pores and trigger breakouts.


When to consider in-clinic treatment

If breakouts keep coming back or cover a large area, in-clinic care can accelerate recovery:

  • Back peels (Aqua Peel, Jessner Peel): Exfoliation + oil control
  • Manual acne extraction: Drains deeper pus-filled lesions safely
  • Regeneration or redness lasers: Fade post-inflammatory pigmentation
  • Anti-inflammatory injections & antibiotics: Reduce large, painful pustules

Because the skin on the back is thicker and breakouts often cover a wide area, regular and consistent treatment is key.


Final Thoughts

Back and chest acne originates deep within the follicle, so surface treatments alone may not prevent recurrence. At YSBB Skin Clinic, we look beyond the surface—addressing the root causes, lifestyle triggers, and long-term recovery through tailored treatment plans.


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Fighting Hair Loss Early: A Dermatologist’s Guide to Hereditary Thinning

6/8/2025

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Genetics may set the stage, but they don't seal your fate. When it comes to hereditary hair loss, timing can change everything.

We often hear questions like:

  • “My father lost his hair—does that mean I will too?”
  • “If it’s genetic, is treatment even worth trying?”

Hereditary hair loss is a predictable condition. That means early intervention can make a real difference. Let’s break down why timing matters, and how early treatment can preserve your hair before it’s too late.


1. What are the signs of hereditary hair loss?

  • Mostly androgenetic alopecia (male-pattern hair loss)
  • Progresses gradually from the crown or receding hairline
  • Hair becomes thinner and growth cycles shorten
  • Genetic sensitivity to DHT (dihydrotestosterone)

It's not simply about hair falling out—it's about follicles producing weaker, thinner hairs until they eventually stop. The goal is not just to prevent shedding, but to reactivate follicles before they’re permanently lost.


2. When should treatment begin?

  • You have a family history of hair loss
  • Your crown or hairline is starting to look sparse
  • Your strands feel noticeably thinner than before

If any of these apply, hair loss has already begun. This is your window of opportunity—before follicles shrink or die off for good.


3. What are the early treatment options?

  • Finasteride / Dutasteride: Inhibit DHT production. First-line oral treatments for male-pattern hair loss. Require consistent use.
  • Minoxidil (topical or oral): Boosts blood flow and supports hair regrowth. Safe for both men and women.
  • Hair Regeneration Injections: Injectable regenerative solutions to revive follicle activity. Done every 1–2 weeks for best results.
  • Autologous PRP: Platelet-rich plasma extracted from your own blood. Stimulates regrowth of dormant follicles.
  • Scalp Botox: Improves blood circulation and growth factor delivery. Also helps with oily scalp and inflammation.

YSBB Skin Clinic offers tailored combinations based on your scalp condition for optimal results.


4. What can early treatment achieve?

Those who begin early often experience:

  • Stabilized hair loss
  • Thicker and stronger regrowth
  • Improved overall density

If treatment is delayed, the goal shifts from recovery to just slowing the decline.


Final Thoughts

Hereditary hair loss may feel inevitable—but it’s not unbeatable. The real key lies in how early you act, and how consistently you treat.

If you have a family history of hair loss or notice early signs, don’t wait. Consult a specialist and start a proactive plan that works with your body—not against it.


YSBB Skin Clinic, Seoul, Korea

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Forehead Botox and Eyelid Ptosis: What Patients Over 50 Should Know

6/8/2025

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Feeling heaviness or drooping in your eyelids after forehead Botox? You might be experiencing a mild case of eyelid ptosis.

Today, let’s explore why ptosis can occur after forehead Botox, how to manage it, and what older patients or those with naturally droopy eyelids should be cautious about.


1. Why Does Eyelid Ptosis Happen After Forehead Botox?

  • Botox works by relaxing muscles that create wrinkles.
  • The forehead muscle (frontalis) also helps lift the eyebrows and eyelids.
  • If Botox spreads too widely or deeply, it can weaken this lifting function.
  • People with already weak eyelid muscles (levator muscles) are especially at risk.
  • The result can feel like droopy, heavy lids or reduced upper visual field.

2. Special Caution for Patients in Their 50s and Beyond

  • Older patients often lift their brows unconsciously to keep their eyes open.
  • People without natural double eyelids or with sagging lids are more vulnerable to ptosis.
  • In these cases, Botox should be limited to the uppermost forehead near the hairline.
  • This allows for wrinkle reduction without impairing the eye-opening muscles.

3. Is Eyelid Ptosis Dangerous?

  • Usually not. It’s temporary and resolves as Botox wears off—typically in 3–4 months.
  • However, it may cause some inconvenience, like heaviness or partial vision blockage.

4. How to Manage Botox-Induced Ptosis

  • Wait It Out: In most cases, ptosis improves naturally within 2–3 months.
  • Prescription Eye Drops: Sympathomimetic agents like iopidine can offer temporary lift, though not commonly recommended.
  • Visit Your Clinic: A dermatologist can assess the injection sites, eye shape, and advise on whether supportive treatment is needed.

5. The YSBB Botox Approach: Safe and Personalized

  • We evaluate eye shape, brow movement, and age-related muscle use before treatment.
  • Botox is administered in conservative doses, targeting only the upper forehead.
  • For patients with no eyelid crease or naturally heavy eyelids, alternative strategies are discussed.
  • All procedures are performed and followed up by a board-certified dermatologist.

Final Thoughts

Forehead Botox can provide a smoother, younger look—but should never be done without considering the role of your brows and eyelids.

If you’re over 50 or have naturally low-set eyelids, be sure to consult with an expert who understands facial dynamics thoroughly.

At YSBB Skin Clinic, we prioritize safety, aesthetics, and tailored treatment to ensure you get the best results—with no surprises.


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Smoking and Your Skin: What Changes After You Quit?

6/3/2025

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Smoking is a silent enemy that accelerates skin aging. But can your skin truly recover after quitting? Let's break it down.


How does smoking affect your skin?

  • Poor circulation: Leads to dull, grayish complexion
  • Collagen destruction: Causes deeper and earlier wrinkles
  • Increased sebum: Triggers acne and enlarged pores
  • Melanin stimulation: Worsens dark spots and pigmentation
  • Slower skin healing: Impairs recovery from procedures and increases scarring

Are e-cigarettes any better?

  • Still contains nicotine: Continues to constrict vessels and break down collagen
  • Contains irritants: Ingredients like propylene glycol and flavoring agents can dry and inflame skin
  • Skin problems still occur: Users may still experience acne and pigmentation issues

Dermatologist’s note: E-cigarettes may seem gentler, but they still harm sensitive or healing skin. We recommend complete smoking cessation for optimal skin health.


Can your skin recover after quitting?

  • Within 1 month: Blood flow improves, and skin looks brighter and less dry
  • 3–6 months: Skin turnover normalizes, texture refines, and acne may reduce
  • After 1 year: Wrinkles and pores become less noticeable, and treatments respond better

However, once collagen is lost or deep wrinkles are formed, complete reversal is difficult—professional treatment is key.


Treatment options for recovery

  • JuveLook Skin Booster: PDLLA-based collagen stimulation to improve elasticity and pores
  • Laser Toning (Nano/Pico): Effective for dark spots and pigmentation
  • Rejuran Healer: Promotes skin regeneration and restores thin, weakened skin
  • Botox & Fillers: Smooths deep wrinkles and lifts hollow areas for overall improvement

Final Thoughts

Smoking rapidly ages the skin and causes many skin concerns. E-cigarettes are not a safe alternative and may still worsen skin issues.

The good news? Your skin can recover with time—and faster with the right treatments. At YSBB Skin Clinic, we offer personalized care to help your skin restore its health and glow after smoking damage.


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Cleansing Oils vs. Foam: Which One Is Right for Your Skin?

6/3/2025

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Have you ever experienced more breakouts after cleansing, despite trying to keep your skin clean?

If you've noticed tiny bumps or acne forming around your jaw or cheeks after using cleansing oil, folliculitis might be the cause.

Today, we’ll break down the pros and cons of cleansing oils, when they might trigger inflammation, and how to use them safely without harming your skin.


When Does Cleansing Oil Cause Folliculitis?

  • Cleansing oils are great at dissolving oil-based impurities, but if not emulsified properly, residue can remain.
  • This leftover oil may block pores and trigger inflammation, especially in areas with more sebaceous glands.
  • Journal of Dermatological Treatment reported that insufficient emulsification can hinder sebum drainage and lead to inflammation inside hair follicles.
  • Folliculitis tends to appear more often on the jawline, chest, or back after oil cleansing.
  • Warning signs: increase in small whiteheads, recurring jawline breakouts, rough texture, or clogged pores after using cleansing oil.

How to Use Cleansing Oil Safely

  • Cleansing oil isn’t inherently bad — proper technique makes all the difference.
  • Tips for safe use:
  • Use only on dry hands and dry face.
  • Gently massage for at least 30 seconds.
  • Add a small amount of water to emulsify — wait until the oil turns milky before rinsing.
  • Finish with lukewarm water and follow up with a foam cleanser (double cleansing).
  • Avoid oil cleansing on areas like the jaw, chest, or back if you’re prone to folliculitis.
  • Be cautious if: you have a history of acne or seborrheic dermatitis, your skin feels greasy after cleansing, or you tend to skip the emulsification step.

When Is Foam Cleanser the Better Choice?

  • Foam cleansers excel at removing water-based debris and are less likely to cause irritation or breakouts.
  • Benefits:
  • Helps control oil and maintain pH balance
  • Ideal for sensitive or acne-prone skin
  • Prevents excess oil buildup
  • Usage tips: Create rich lather before applying gently, choose mildly acidic products, and apply moisturizer right after washing.

Which Cleanser for Which Skin Type?

  • Makeup + Oily Skin: Oil cleansing (with thorough emulsification) followed by foam cleanser → Avoid oil on jawline or chest
  • Sensitive / Acne-Prone Skin: Use only mild, low-pH foam cleanser → Minimize oil use
  • Morning Cleansing or Dry Skin: Foam cleanser with emphasis on moisturization → Oil only once or twice a week
  • Recurring Folliculitis: Stop using oil, switch foam cleanser → See a dermatologist for evaluation

Final Thoughts

Cleansing oil can be a double-edged sword. When used correctly, it’s an excellent deep cleanser. But if emulsification is skipped or residue remains, it can clog pores and trigger folliculitis.

Choose your cleansing routine based on your skin type and make sure your technique supports healthy skin — not hidden breakouts.


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Retinoid Face-Off: Trifarotene vs. Adapalene vs. Tretinoin

6/1/2025

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Tripharotene, adapalene, tretinoin — what’s the difference, and which one should you choose?

These are all topical retinoids derived from vitamin A, but each has unique characteristics. Let’s break down the key differences so you can pick the best fit for your skin.


1. Tretinoin – A high-efficacy classic for acne and aging

  • The most extensively studied retinoid for acne, fine lines, and pigmentation.
  • Available in various concentrations to suit different skin types.
  • Also proven effective for smoothing skin texture and treating sun damage.
  • Drawbacks: Higher irritation risk — dryness, peeling, and redness are common.
  • Usage notes: Only at night. Must avoid sun exposure and cannot be combined with benzoyl peroxide.
  • Domestic brands: TwoNT Cream (TheU Pharma), Stieva-A Cream (GSK, now discontinued)
  • Recommended for: Resilient skin types seeking powerful results for both acne and aging.

2. Adapalene – Acne-focused and gentle on sensitive skin

  • Stable in light and oxygen, with lower irritation than tretinoin.
  • Effective at clearing comedones (clogged pores) and preventing breakouts.
  • Compatible with benzoyl peroxide — even available in combination formulas.
  • Drawbacks: Less effective for wrinkles and pigmentation.
  • Usage notes: Can be used in the morning or evening.
  • Domestic brands: Differin Gel, Epiduo Forte (Galderma)
  • Recommended for: Beginners or those with sensitive skin focused solely on acne treatment.

3. Trifarotene – A new-generation retinoid for both face and body

  • Newest fourth-generation retinoid with high selectivity and low irritation.
  • Approved for use on the face and body — including chest and back acne.
  • May improve acne scars and post-inflammatory pigmentation.
  • Drawbacks: Limited evidence for anti-aging effects, and relatively high price point.
  • Usage notes: Lightweight, non-greasy formula with high patient tolerance.
  • Domestic brand: Aklief Cream (Galderma)
  • Recommended for: Sensitive skin with acne on both face and body, especially if concerned with scarring and discoloration.

Comparison at a Glance

  • Skin Irritation: Tretinoin (High) / Adapalene (Moderate) / Trifarotene (Low)
  • Acne Control: All three effective; adapalene excels in comedolytic action
  • Anti-Aging: Tretinoin proven / Adapalene mild (only at 0.3%) / Trifarotene uncertain
  • Scars & Pigmentation: Tretinoin & Trifarotene more effective
  • Sun Sensitivity: Tretinoin (yes) / Adapalene (low) / Trifarotene (likely low)
  • Use with Benzoyl Peroxide: Tretinoin (no) / Adapalene & Trifarotene (yes)
  • Approved Ages: Tretinoin (12+) / Adapalene & Trifarotene (9+)
  • Price Range: Tretinoin & Adapalene (affordable) / Trifarotene (premium)

Tips for Choosing the Right One

  • Sensitive skin with scarring concerns? Trifarotene may be the best fit.
  • Looking for gentle, daily acne care? Start with adapalene.
  • Need strong results for acne and signs of aging? Tretinoin is your go-to.

Final Thoughts

Retinoids are among the most effective tools in dermatology — but success depends not just on the product you choose, but how you use it.

  • Start every other night, using only a pea-sized amount.
  • Apply to dry skin to minimize irritation.
  • Use a gentle moisturizer and always wear sunscreen.

At YSBB Skin Clinic, we help you select the right retinoid and guide you through proper usage — so you can get results without unnecessary irritation.

Don’t navigate it alone. Let’s find the right formula for your skin.


YSBB Skin Clinic, Seoul, Korea

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Safe Acne Extraction: When and How to Do It Right

5/29/2025

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Can popping pimples at home really improve your skin? Or does it do more harm than good?

Today, we’re breaking down the right timing, safe methods, and when to leave it to the professionals.


1. When Is It Okay to Extract Pimples at Home?

  • The white pus is clearly visible and the pore is open.
  • The skin covering the pimple is thin with minimal pain.
  • There’s no surrounding redness or swelling.
  • Use sterilized tools and follow strict hygiene precautions.

2. Which Pimples Should Never Be Touched?

  • Red, swollen, and painful inflammatory acne.
  • Pimples that feel hot or are embedded deep under the skin.
  • Areas like around the mouth, chin, between the brows, or nose where sebaceous glands are deep.
  • Attempting to extract these can cause scarring, infection, or worsen the inflammation.

3. What Is the Right Timing and Method for Extraction?

  • Best Timing: When pus is clearly visible and pain has subsided.
  • Key Steps:
    • Thoroughly disinfect hands and tools with alcohol.
    • Use a comedone extractor gently to avoid skin tearing.
    • Apply antibiotic ointment immediately after extraction.
    • Do not force it—if nothing comes out, stop right away.

4. How Does YSBB Skin Clinic Perform Extractions?

  • We use sterilized tools and LED magnification for precise targeting.
  • Extraction pressure and area are adjusted based on skin type.
  • Inflamed acne is treated with anti-inflammatory lasers or medication.
  • Post-extraction calming care helps soothe the skin and prevent scarring.

Final Thoughts

Proper timing and gentle technique are essential for safe acne extraction. If you're unsure or dealing with inflamed acne, professional care ensures better results and faster healing.

For expert acne management and customized treatment, visit us at YSBB Skin Clinic.


YSBB Skin Clinic, Seoul, Korea

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