Skin acne care patch

Acne Patches: Suitable Pimple Types and Application Guidelines

I. Suitable Pimple Types

1. Whiteheads/Blackheads
   • The patch adsorbs surface sebum, softens keratin, and assists in clearing clogged pores.
2. Inflamed Pustules
   • Focuses on absorbing pus, reducing swelling, and preventing infection spread caused by squeezing.
3. Popped Pimples
   • Forms a protective barrier to isolate bacteria and accelerate wound scabbing (ensure the patch is medical-grade).

II. Contraindicated Scenarios

• Cystic acne (deep-seated inflammation, as patches cannot target the lesion)
• Allergic dermatitis or large-area skin damage

III. Pre-Application Preparation

• Clean the acne area with a gentle facial cleanser. After drying, avoid applying lotions or creams (which may affect patch adhesion).

IV. Precise Application

• Peel off the transparent patch, align it with the center of the pimple, and press gently to ensure the edges adhere tightly to the skin (especially in high-friction areas like the chin and forehead).

V. Duration of Use

• Regular patches: Use for 8–10 hours at night (apply before bed, remove in the morning).
• Quick-acting patches: Absorb pus within 4–6 hours. Recommend applying before going out during the day (invisible types can cover acne).

Note: Medical-grade patches are recommended for popped pimples to ensure sterility and optimal wound protection. Always check the product label for applicable scenarios and usage restrictions