Ultrasonic Pore Cleansing Device | Blackhead & Sebum Remover

Pore strips physically rip surface-level debris away — they remove some blackhead material but also strip the skin barrier and often leave the deeper plug intact. Vacuum extractors use suction that can cause bruising, broken capillaries and post-treatment redness, particularly on sensitive skin. This ultrasonic spatula loosens the bond between the sebum plug and the pore wall using vibration, then sweeps it away without suction or physical force. It is significantly gentler and less likely to cause irritation or post-treatment inflammation.

For oily and congested skin, 1–2 times per week is effective. For combination skin, once per week is usually sufficient. Do not use more than twice a week — over-cleansing pores signals the skin to produce more oil as compensation, which can worsen congestion over time. After 4–6 weeks of regular weekly use, most people find congestion has reduced enough to drop to once every 10–14 days for maintenance.

Yes — ultrasonic vibration is one of the gentler deep-cleansing methods available. However, if your skin is currently experiencing active inflammation, a breakout flare, or is sensitised from other treatments (acids, retinol), wait until the skin has settled before using. Always patch test on the inner arm first if you are introducing any new tool. Start with the cleanse mode only on your first few sessions before trying the scrub or lift modes.

Wipe the stainless steel blade with a damp cloth or cotton pad after each pass during use. After your session, rinse the spatula head under running water and wipe dry. Once a week, wipe with a small amount of micellar water or gentle cleanser to remove any residual oil build-up. Do not submerge the device in water — only the spatula head is water-safe. Store upright or in the box between uses.