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I’m curious about what blackheads look like when you remove them. What do blackheads look like when they come out?
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When blackheads are removed, they often appear as small, dark plugs or spots on the skin. Blackheads are a type of non-inflammatory acne lesion caused by clogged hair follicles with oil, dead skin cells, and bacteria. When extracted, they can leave a visible opening in the pore, which may look like a tiny dark speck or plug being removed from the skin. However, improper removal can lead to scarring or infection, so it’s important to use proper techniques or consult a skincare professional for extraction.