Removing Oil Clots

• Leicher

  3 Apr 11, 21:13

  Anyone has a recomendation for removal of oil clots on the face ? I been to enquire at a beautician and she charges $220. . Was wondering if this price is too steep but oil clots already quite hard and been for few years already.

  Is the best way to laser it ?

   

• mancha

  3 Apr 11, 22:52

  Go to a doctor.

  A beautician not suppose to do  such a job.

  But pay $$$ she will do it.

  Blotch the job and you are the one that suffer.

• Leicher

  4 Apr 11, 10:32

  Any kind of doctor ? What`s the rough gauge cost of such cases ?

• angel7030

  4 Apr 11, 10:37

  Originally posted by Leicher:

  Anyone has a recomendation for removal of oil clots on the face ? I been to enquire at a beautician and she charges $220. . Was wondering if this price is too steep but oil clots already quite hard and been for few years already.

  Is the best way to laser it ?

   

  
  Aiya, just use incense, light it up, blow on it, slowly burnt the oil clot, the oil will start boiling away, u can do it yourself with a mirror, but make sure you poke correctly hor, left on reflection is right hor. There maybe some blacken marks after burnt off, but not to worry, after a few days, the skin will rebuilt by itself, in the being time, avoid oily, fry and chilli foods, and also black sauces like soya sauce.

  Dr Angel

  PhD bsc. MBBS, FrcMed

• Leicher

  4 Apr 11, 16:13

  Haha, if make mistake then die. Anyway it`s not for me, my bf. We were thinking to get a professional to do it and not sure about going to a skin doctor or beautician.
• Nelstar

  4 Apr 11, 16:17

  Originally posted by Leicher:

  Haha, if make mistake then die. Anyway it`s not for me, my bf. We were thinking to get a professional to do it and not sure about going to a skin doctor or beautician.

  The oil clot is preventing you from kissing him?

  

• Ito_^

  4 Apr 11, 16:55

  wus an oil clot?

• Leicher

  7 Apr 11, 15:18

  Originally posted by Nelstar:

  The oil clot is preventing you from kissing him?

  

  Ahaha, no. But it`s been bothering him for a long time.

  Originally posted by Ito_^:

  wus an oil clot?

   I don`t know how to say. It`s like an uneven skin when your skin has been too oily and this oil clot forms inside your skin. I heard it`s especially hard to remove when it has not been treated for a long time and even when you remove it, the skin of that area may not be the same colour as your normal skin tone.

• mancha

  9 Apr 11, 01:29

  Under the skin are oil producing glands. They oil the skin and keep them soft. Sometimes they get clogged and become infected,  you get pimples.

  What you have is an over active gland. Only one is super active. This cause the oil build up under skin.

  Any GP can do a minor cut and remove that one gland.

  Go see a doctor for surgery however minor, never a beautician.

• angel7030

  9 Apr 11, 08:53

  agreed, if not, use my method

• angel7030

  9 Apr 11, 08:56

  today oil is very expensive, if can squeeze a litre out, tell the doctor dun waste, oil price now is at $110