Suvorna Pimple Popper Tool Kit & Milia Remover — 4-Piece Stainless Steel Blackhead Extractor, Whitehead & Comedone Extractor with Lancets for Facial Extraction

Wow! I ordered a pimple popper & what arrived was this beautiful, shiny, quality instrument well protected in a see-through packet...with instructions! This is a perfectly weighted, quality instrument with a nice, sturdy oval shaped metal loop protruding from 1 end. It is big enough to encircle milia, pimples, etc. without using fingernails & risking infection. The opposite end of the tool itself is smoothly shaped into a fine, sturdy point that won’t bend or break but yet is at least as sharp as a needle, protected with a plastic cap. I could hardly wait to use it. Being a RN makes me very conscious of causing infection. This avoids that problem. I like to scrape the top off pus filled pimples for easier extraction. Just wipe end of point with alcohol & rub alcohol over protrusion...no germs. The tip is soooo sharp that you hardly feel it when you (almost surgically) puncture & remove the top skin. After you alcohol the opposite end you place the loop around the protrusion & push. “Pop” & wipe. No more pus & no reinfection from using your hands. Do you know what the best part is? IT WAS FUN!!!

I couldn't live without this thing. I have learned that acne scarring is really from all of the tissue damage you do when you use your nails and too much pressure. If you use a very sharp extractor like this one, you can usually expel the irritation and help the acne to heal more quickly. I recommend waiting until you can see an actual head. Try to puncture it straight-on. Also, if you find that nothing is being expelled, use the tool again, but this time wiggle it around to enlarge the puncture a bit. You really shouldn't squeeze the area too much. You may have to use the tool a few times, but it does help as long as you sterilize it each time you use it. I think we should all have these because the temptation to squeeze is too great, but using this tool helps to heal and keep from picking.

Okay, I bought this to lance an ingrown hair. It's too wide and big of a point for me to even think of putting into my skin. As a backup I bought the smaller diabetic needle (couldn't buy just one, but for 4 bucks they come in a back with several and a safe plastic grip and another safety of only like a quarter of an inch long needle so you can't do much harm to yourself. I'm hoping that will be a small thin needle and will try that -hasn't arrived yet to know. I would NEVER use this tool on myself because of how big the needle is. I'm sure it's perfect for others who would want that. I would expect scarring but have no idea as I won't use. I'm going to keep it for felting as it looks perfect for that. It came with two caps for the needle point - one extra which I consider very considerate.

Really high quality and looks good, it hurts a bit when using it, but I think if it was done in the clinic it would be similar to the pain at home. I had some very stubborn milia and I was able to get rid of them. You just have to be careful and sterilise them using alcohol. It can remove the tiniest pimples I highly recommend it just watch some tutorials before starting.

Perfect for their use. Carrying case is thin. Decent value for money. Made with Good material. No instructions. Made like real instruments.

I used the sharp end to remove milia from my eyelid. It’s really sharp and does the trick. No blood. Minor pain. This worked like a charm. Saved me an expensive trip to the dermatologist! If you have a steady hand and good vision this could save you some money and time! Watch a dermatologist YouTube tutorial beforehand, so you know how to do it. Remember to disinfect the area first and after! Then, disinfect the tool! I don’t recommend the looped end for acne. Those loops never work for me. I mainly bought it for the sharp end. Really happy! Now, I don’t have to feel plagued my milia anymore! Of course, if you have large milia— go to a dermatologist, but for little ones this works like a charm. I see one review below saying this tool wasn’t sharp enough. This tool is plenty sharp. Review dermatologist tutorials and it should teach how to remove milia with a tool like this.

I do really like this set, I am not an influencer and never claimed to be, I have used these enough to give my opinion on them, just make ur own judgment, they really are a heavy duty set, and they work really well, I have done many reviews on many items I am extremely honest with all my reviews, because I wouldn't want someone to buy something I know I wouldn't be happy with. I have had yhe white cyst that are small and feel like rocks and can never get them out. But with this kit I can. I have a few other kits that were junk but I live this kit. No issues no problems, I hope if u get it that it will please u as well. I have only done 2 videos this is the second, so I thought it was easier to show. Thanks for watching and reading.

This is an excellent tool kit for extracting pimples, blackheads, and milia. The tools are high-grade surgical stainless steel, easy to handle, and work well. I purchased this set along with one other (petunia 6 piece set), to have all of the instruments I was looking for. I would certainly recommend this product to friends and family.

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I like to metal feeling of this tools, but they could be made more better, specially sharp point should be more accurate.

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Take care, this puppy is needle point sharp and has a fair bit of weight behind it. It is well made of thoroughly stainless steel - but DO NOT lose the cap for the spikey end... and do not leave it anywhere a small child or an accident prone partner could accidentally drop it - it might go right through their foot! The loopy end is less useful for spots, but good for blackheads and general scraping I love it and would recommend it, but take extreme care - and keep it clean, or you will end up with a face like a welders bench!

I ordered it to remove one milia under my eyes. I didn't expect this would disappear within 3,4 days after using this lil tool ! First day I punctured super gently with the tool shown in the picture and then I didn't touch it for the whole day. I massage my eyes with a very mild rice flour and honey exfoliator in a circular motion. Next day again I poked that milia under eyes and then again massage with exfoliator. Then after 3 days I was successful in removing that pop under my eyes. It is that easy to get rid of that milia. We all deserve the best glowing face