I have many tiny pimples on my entire face, except on my nose and the skin beside my eyes, and they make my face appear very dull. How do I get rid of them?
I understand what you going through. I have been there too. Yeah , they are confidence killers . I suffered for over a year and here it is what i started doing , and more importantly i stopped doing!!!Do's and Don't sCut your nails : Seriously do it , you will soon realize what changes it will bring.Stop touching your face now and then. You are contaminating your skin as your hands touch so many things which has germs.Dont try home remedies. I did it , and i regret it till date. Blame YouTubeDrink lots of water and stop eating dishes with hot spices.Clindamycin Phosphate gel : It is a key ingredient in cream/gel which will reduces those black spots and scars left back by pimples. Visit a Skin doctor and surely he will give you this prescription. I used Clim gelAntioxidant tablets/capsule : I was prescribed to use AAISO capsule. Tasted awesome, smells like chocolate. Worked like magic Within 20 you will have a no pimples and marks too will fade away.Thank me after 20 days.And…go to bed early , rise early. Avoid dust and sunlight for few days. Wash your face regularly. Use scrub face wash after coming home from outside.
Is it possible to remove fat by pricking a needle?
Your friend is referring to Liposuctionsee Liposuction Techniques which indeed can induce weight loss, but NOT negate the negative health effects or being overweight, see Risks From Obesity Same After Liposuction which can only be achieved by losing weight by dieting, also by undergoing bariatric surgery aka Weight loss surgery., see Women have lower risk of developing heart disease after bariatric surgery than men, research shows
How do you remove (non-surgically) milia? These look like whiteheads, only they are composed of dead skin cells, and do not usually come to a head.
They're filled mostly with keratin.I don't think there's any effective way to remove them without breaking any skin; if you squeeze them, they spread under the surface of the skin and may get much worse (DAMHIKT). I've had some limited success very carefully opening the skin directly above them with a fully sterilized, extremely sharp blade. Hurts like crazy. I mostly leave mine alone now; they do no harm.
How can I remove a blackhead with a needle?
I suggest you do not do that. Black heads are not closet like white heads and this is totally unnecessary.You can seriously damage your skin.Black heads pop up easily if the skin is well-prepared. Before you start popping up you need to open the pores. This happens when we do some steaming. Professionals apply also special solutions for pore opening.You can also do this after a hot bath.Of course done at home you might not be able to remove the whole impurity.This is why professionals know how and where exactly to squeeze so the whole thing comes out. If done incorrect you might get inflammation and a pimple might surprise you in the morning.Always go to a professionals for anything related to your face. I don’t say it just because I’m esthetician. I say it because I’ve seen ugly results from home experiences.Hope you do not use needles for black heads!Good luck!
What is the reason for the sudden appearance of multiple small white heads on your face? What are some quick remedies for them?
Comedones are the skin-coloured, small bumps (papules) frequently found on the forehead and chin of those with acne. A single lesion is a comedo.Open comedones are blackheads; black because of surface pigment (melanin), rather than dirtClosed comedones are whiteheads; the follicle is completely blockedCauseComedones arise when cells lining the sebaceous duct proliferate (cornification), and there is increased sebum production. Following factors may play a role.Excessive activity of the male sex hormone 5-testosterone (DHT) within skin cells.Overhydrated skin premenstrually, from moisturisers or in humid conditions.Contact with certain chemicals including oily pomades, isopropyl myristate, propylene glycol and some dyes in cosmetics.Rupture of the follicle by injury such as squeezing pimples, abrasive washing, chemical peels or laser treatments.Certain dietary factors may contribute to comedonal acne, particularly milk products and high glycaemic-index foods (sugars and fats).Treatmentchoose oil-free cosmetics and wash twice daily with a mild soap and water. It is best to stop smoking and to have a diet that is low in sugar, fat and dairy products.Choose "comedolytic" topical medications. These should be applied once or twice daily as a thin smear to the entire area affected. It may take several weeks to months before worthwhile improvement occurs. Treatment needs to be continued long-term (sometimes for many years).Suitable topical agents include:Benzoyl peroxideAzelaic acidSalicylic acid +/- sulfur and resorcinolGlycolic acidRetinoids such as tretinoin, isotretinoin, adapalene (these require a doctor's prescription)Better to consult a dermatologist to choose the right treatment.
Will milia eventually go away?
I too have milia...in fact, a LOT all over my face. I started getting them a few years ago but ignored them until the point that it was too noticeable, so I went to see a dermatologist. Seeing so many, he decided to prescribe a cream to me (helps exfoliation and fights acne) rather than manually zap them, as it would take a very long time. Anywho, the cream is okay, but only removes 1-2 milia seeds a week on average, combined with daily facial cleansing. To answer your question, milia will NOT go away on its own; milia is composed of keratin, a tough, water-insoluble protein, so it's tough and can only be removed physically and not with plain washing or medschemicals. Exfoliation WITH manual extraction is the only way to get milia seeds off, if you have a low number, you can ask a dermatologist to remove them (it's very quick, and you feel almost nothing). What I do after washing my face if I have time is I actually squeeze a few seeds out if I can grip them with my fingernails, but you'll feel a bit of a painful pinch, make sure your nails are not too long/sharp, and WASH your fingers (especially your fingernails) thoroughly with soap before doing it to prevent infection. Don't overdo it with too many seeds if you have a lot though, and it's best to do before sleeping or during weekends, as the areas on your face you press will become swollen and red for 5-24 hours. I highly advise against poking your seeds yourself with a needle, as this may cause small holes or scars on your face that will stay for months (personal experience), as well as infection if the needle itself is not clean. Hope I could help!
Does everyone have these tiny white spots under their eyes as shown in this picture? Are they common or is it just me?
Those little white spot around your eyes are called milia. They are a kind of cyst filled with a protein called keratin. They are very common and not harmful.They are very hard to get rid of. They will usually go away within a few months, but can stay for much longer. You can carefully remove them yourself with a sharp needle or pointed tweezers. Make a small slit in the milia and use a comedone extracter to expel the milia. Make sure your skin is clean and dry before starting and clean the areas well afterwards.If milia are on your eyelid, or close to your eye, it’s wise to have a professional extract them. They can use a hot wire tool, or laser. Some beauty salons can remove them for a reasonable price if you are not covered by insurance.For prevention, regular skin washing, toner and exfoliating is advised.
How do I remove a whitehead near my eye?
Aeseptically and with a steady hand and a very sharp and disinfected needle… gentle pressure. More than likely it's a small sebaceous cyst. Disinfect the are afterwards and apply ice.Good luck
What are the benefits off using a high frequency facial device on mature skin?
Here’s a breakdown of how high frequency facials effect skin:Skin (as well as the entire body) emits an electrical current. When this current is increased, skin cells grow stronger. By stimulating skin cell regrowth, pores tighten and damage reduces. The result? Skin is smoother with less lines because it is able to give itself a natural, non-surgical facelift.This current exists in the body anyway, but high frequency devices provide a microcurrent facial that strengthens this current to a point that skin actually repairs itself in a way that could not happen with the amount of current that the body emits on its own.We at KRASR spend time and resources to conduct research on skin care products and you can check our technologically advanced beauty products if that helps. http://bit.ly/2r32JPLIn Addition the side effects of high frequency facial devices are extremely minimal since this current exists in the body anyway, so this procedure is all natural.Hope this helps!LisaResearch and Product Development, Krasr