Are acne patches useful? Will they make the condition worse the more you use them?

Acne patches are specifically for acne and are popular with many women. They are a magic weapon for beauty. So are acne patches useful? Will acne patches get worse the more I use them?

Are acne patches useful?

When the acne patch is applied to the pimples, in addition to giving the pimples a "zonal care" treatment, it can also soften the acne's stratum corneum, allowing the drug to penetrate into the pimples.

So in conclusion, acne patches can treat acne, but for me, the biggest role of acne patches is actually the isolation function, followed by its function of exerting medicinal effects.

Generally speaking, the most intuitive sign of the effectiveness of the acne patch is that you can see white spots appearing on the patch with your naked eyes. The longer the patch is applied, the larger the white spots will be, and the more secretions are sucked out, the faster the patch will heal.

Will acne patches get worse the more you use them?

Generally no

1. Special hydrophilic hydrocolloid that can absorb secretions.

2. Sterilized to reduce the chance of bacterial infection.

3. Physically prevent UVB damage and avoid pigmentation.

4. More suitable for inflamed acne with pus-shaped pimples.

Acne patches do have a certain effect, and generally speaking, the condition will not get worse the more you use them.