For blackheads on the inner thighs, treatment options include topical application of traditional Chinese medicine, laser therapy, microneedling, and dermabrasion.

1. External application of traditional Chinese medicine

Traditional Chinese medicine external application involves preparing ointments from herbs with heat-clearing, detoxifying, blood-activating, and stasis-removing effects, such as angelica dahurica and coptis chinensis, and applying them directly to the affected area. This can promote local blood circulation and reduce oil secretion. It is suitable for mild blackhead problems and can improve enlarged pores and uneven skin tone.
2. Laser therapy
Laser therapy uses specific wavelengths of light to destroy melanin granules in hair follicles, thereby removing blackheads. Examples include Q-switched alexandrite lasers or intense pulsed light (IPL). Suitable for moderate to severe blackhead problems, it effectively reduces the number of blackheads and improves skin texture.
3. Microneedling therapy
Microneedling treatments stimulate the skin's surface with tiny needles to promote collagen regeneration and cell renewal, such as using radiofrequency microneedling or Ultherapy. This helps shrink pores and reduce blackhead formation. It is suitable for improving enlarged pores and blackhead problems, but post-treatment care is necessary to prevent infection.
4. Dermabrasion
Dermabrasion is a minimally invasive procedure that removes the epidermis using mechanical or chemical means, such as carbon dioxide lasers or microdermabrasion. It can deeply cleanse the skin and reduce blackheads. It is suitable for severe blackhead problems and can significantly improve skin texture, but the recovery period is relatively long.
When dealing with blackheads on the inner thighs, maintain good personal hygiene habits, change underwear frequently, and avoid wearing tight clothing that irritates the skin. It is also recommended to exfoliate and deeply cleanse regularly to prevent blackheads from forming.