Facial TreatmentsPregunta 60 de 100
During an extraction a closed comedone will not release after several attempts. What should the esthetician do?
a.Increase pressure until it releases
b.Use a needle to open the surface
c.Apply a strong acid directly to the spot to dissolve it
d.Stop working on that lesion, move on, and schedule a follow-up visit after further softening and home care
Explicación
Forcing a stubborn lesion ruptures the follicle wall into surrounding tissue, causing inflammation, pigmentation, and possible scarring, so the correct choice is to stop and address it at another visit. Puncturing the skin is outside scope. Spot-applying a strong acid without control of depth or contact time risks a chemical burn.
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