Mighty Patch Micropoint for Blemishes (Microdart).

"Hero Cosmetics has some pimple patches with the micro darts."

"These are pimple patches with micro darts on them that have actual acne fighting ingredients. What's special about these is they have micro darts in them that actually dissolve inside of the skin. I have been testing out many different micro dart type of patches but I found that these have the firmest, most pointy patches that I know of that actually get the product into the skin and into the heart of the zit where it needs to go. I absolutely love these not only because they literally get rid of my pimples and the redness in record time faster than any other patch I've seen on the market but they come with two steps, one that's an actual little swipe that helps to clean the area and get any gunk off so that this can actually stick, and then this has the micro darts that literally put the ingredients into the skin. This specifically has salicylic acid, tea tree oil, and vitamin E, whereas the micro darts themselves are putting hyaluronic acid, Liga peptide 76, salicylic acid, and niacinamide into the skin. So yes it helps with active breakouts but also the redness and the discoloration that they can leave behind. If you've got an emergency pimple this is your answer."

"I'm a huge fan I always say this but I'm a huge fan of the uh micro the little acne patches with the darts"

"This uses a micro dart. The stratum corneum is a big barrier for ingredients getting into the skin. And this uses like very very very small minute darts. This is not particularly painful to put it on. And it just helps the penetration of the ingredients. Now, hyaluronic acid, peptides, salicylic acid, niacinamide. You know why I don't like this? They give you this wipe, right? They want you to use the wipe to clean your skin before you apply the patch. Guess what's in this wipe? Alcohol. Pure rubbing alcohol. Followed by tea tree oil. These are kind of pricey for this brand in particular. But I like that it enhances the penetration. I think that's functionally something you would want in an emergency treatment."