To get rid of deep blackheads effectively, the best approach involves multiple steps:

• Start with cleansing your face daily using a gentle, preferably gel-based cleanser to remove dirt, oil, and dead skin cells without overdrying your skin.
• Exfoliate regularly with products containing salicylic acid or glycolic acid to help open clogged pores and remove dead skin buildup.
• Use steam sessions to open your pores, followed by applying a clay or charcoal mask to deeply cleanse and draw out impurities.
• After preparing your pores, you can use a sterilized extractor tool gently to remove the blackhead, but avoid squeezing which can irritate and damage the skin.
• Consider topical treatments like retinoids, which accelerate skin cell turnover and reduce sebum production, helping prevent and reduce blackheads.
• If home treatments are insufficient, consult a dermatologist for professional options such as extraction, chemical peels, microdermabrasion, or laser therapy for deeper treatment of stubborn blackheads.

Avoid harsh methods like pore strips or aggressive squeezing as they may damage skin and worsen the condition. Maintaining a consistent skincare routine and protecting the skin from excessive sun exposure when using exfoliating products are also important preventive measures.