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Shark Beauty Depuffy.

About this product

A handheld suction device designed to extract pores and sebaceous filaments from the face, paired with hydrating serums for at-home use.

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What the gurus are saying

The gurus split on this one. One dermatologist cautions that suction devices tend to irritate skin and can break small blood vessels, and notes that even if they do pull out sebaceous filaments, those normal features return quickly. The other found the device easy to use and felt the extraction and hydration results were genuine. Anyone considering it may want to weigh the risk of irritation against the appeal before investing.
Synthesized from 3 expert reviews · most recent take February 2026

What they liked

  • Quick 10-minute treatment
  • Hydration boost from included products

What they flagged

  • Can irritate skin and break blood vessels
  • Pulls out sebaceous filaments that return immediately

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What the gurus are saying.

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✕Nay
"If you get a pore extractor like the Shark Beauty Depuffy, don't waste a dime on that. These kind of things, if anything, they cause a lot of irritation by putting suction on the face. Can break little blood vessels. They may help to pull out those little sebaceous filaments, which are normal, but they're just going to come right back. So this is all for show."
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"If you get a pore extractor like the Shark Beauty Depuffy, don't waste a dime on that. These kind of things, if anything, they cause a lot of irritation by putting suction on the face. Can break little blood vessels. They may help to pull out those little sebaceous filaments, which are normal, but they're just going to come right back. So this is all for show."
✓Yay
"The Shark Beauty Depuffy attachment, I think, is genuinely innovative. This device is incredibly easy to use. It only takes about 10 minutes, and the extraction results speak for themselves. This satisfies that same urge that we get while watching pimple popping videos, but it's actually good for your skin. The hydration boost from the products is real. At $399, it pays for itself after just three uses because professional facials in the dermatology office can cost $150 or more."
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✓Yay
"I like to use the Shark Beauty Depuffy after the facial to soothe and calm redness. [...] This is a contrast therapy tool. It uses both cool and heat to stimulate, rejuvenate, and calm the skin. [...] I turn it on to cooling mode, and you can use it almost like a gua sha tool across the face. Add your favorite serum to help it glide more easily. When I tell you this is cold, it's cold. It gives that depuffing, massage action and soothes any redness on the skin."
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