More Than Skin Deep
Enlarged pores can make skin look textured, uneven, and contribute to excess oil buildup. Addressing them isn’t just about aesthetics—it’s about healthier skin function.
Pores play a vital role in keeping skin healthy by releasing natural oils, but when they become enlarged due to excess sebum production, aging, or environmental factors, they can be more noticeable and prone to congestion. This can lead to a rough, dull complexion, blackheads, and a less smooth makeup application. Minimizing pore size can help improve skin clarity, texture, and overall radiance.
Why Pore Size Matters
Understanding Enlarged Pores
Pore size is influenced by genetics, oil production, and skin aging—but effective treatments can help reduce their appearance for a smoother, clearer look.
Pores are small openings in the skin that release oil and sweat. Factors like excess sebum, loss of skin elasticity, and buildup of dead skin cells can cause them to stretch and become more noticeable. While pore size is largely genetic, treatments like laser therapy, chemical peels, microneedling, and medical-grade facials can help refine their appearance by boosting collagen, controlling oil, and increasing cell turnover.
