Giant blackheads, or enlarged open comedones, form when trapped sebum, dead skin, and keratin accumulate and widen a pore over time, turning dark due to exposure to oxygen. When these blockages become unusually large, attempting to squeeze them yourself risks skin damage, infection, or permanent scarring. For safe and complete removal, persistent or significantly enlarged pores should always be treated by a licensed dermatologist.
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