Can photorejuvenation remove blackheads?

In general, photorejuvenation can help remove blackheads. Photorejuvenation employs broad-spectrum colored light to irradiate the skin surface, penetrate into the deeper layers of the skin, stimulate the proliferation of subcutaneous collagen, and simultaneously constrict capillaries and eliminate facial melanin particles. During the skin's self-repair process, photorejuvenation can remove blackheads within pores and tighten the pores, making the skin firmer and smoother.

However, it should be noted that photorejuvenation itself does not directly target blackheads for removal. Blackheads form due to excessive sebum secretion from sebaceous glands, pore blockage, and external pollutants. Relying solely on photorejuvenation may not completely eliminate existing blackheads. In actual practice, if patients wish to remove blackheads, doctors may recommend professional skin cleansing first, such as micro-bubble facial cleansing or chemical peels, to clear dirt and dead skin cells within the pores. Afterwards, combining these with photorejuvenation or other light-based treatments can achieve better pore tightening and skin texture improvement.

When undergoing photorejuvenation treatment, one should choose a reputable skincare center or hospital and have the procedure performed by a qualified physician to ensure effectiveness and safety. During and after treatment, it is also important to follow the physician's instructions and recommendations for proper skin care and sun protection to maintain treatment results and promote skin health.