While I definitely recommend proceeding with caution, these 10 pus-removing tools and devices can work wonders when used properly. The PMD Beauty Classic is a vacuum suction device as well as offering clinical-grade exfoliation and microdermabrasion.

I would advise cleansing with acids such as AHAs that work on the surface to brighten and BHAs that penetrate deeper to get rid of grime clogged in the pores,” she says. Other than sticking to a very strict cleansing routine, I've found something that works for me is giving my pores a proper clean from time to time using a pore vacuum. Do a steam, use it straight out of the shower, or apply a facial oil before securing the nozzle (there are four sizes to choose from) and turning on the power. Honestly, dermatologists aren't the biggest fan of pore vacuums because they can be slightly irritating, especially if you have sensitive skin.

Here’s the thing: My skin is incredibly sensitive—like, so sensitive that I’ve gotten broken blood vessels from sneezing before—which meant there was no way in actual hell that I was sticking a suctioning device to my face, especially after seeing how strongly it sucked up the skin from the back of my hand (see video evidence below). It has different modes, including a cleansing, moisturising and lifting function that when used in tandem can make a real visible difference in the amount of blackheads and the appearance of pores. Yes, pore vacuums really do “work” to some degree…but not on everyone and not as effectively as you’re hoping. The set includes a derma roller, a face roller, a roller for your eye area, an actual extractor (use it gently), and a pair of tweezers.

To prepare your face for pore vacuuming, you want to make sure your skin is soft and ~malleable~ before attempting to extract anything. Facialist to the stars, Sarah Chapman, has created a three-in-one device, which enables users to achieve her glowing results from the comfort of their own homes. The fancier big sister of PMD's other microdermabrasion kit (above) this one has a few more bells and whistles including more size options and an extended range of discs to really get the most out of your treatment. When those times come to pass (I have a nice, juicy one on my chin as we speak), I without fail reach for one of the best skin extractor tools. And even then, you’re not actually vacuuming out your pores—you’re just removing some gunk from the opening of your pores.Should you be looking to invest in one such tool that will result in such fresh skin for yourself, you ought to look no further than a pore vacuum. She also has an unhealthy adoration for Tom Hanks and would like to please meet him one day, if you could arrange that. The biggest side effect you’re likely to see from pore vacuums is bruising and broken capillaries,” says Dr.