Enlarged pores are a common skin concern for many people. While they are not harmful, they can make the skin appear uneven and become a source of frustration. Let’s explore what causes enlarged pores and how to address this issue.
Causes of Enlarged Pores
- Hair Shaft
Large hair shafts can lead to visibly enlarged pores. - Sebaceous Glands
Overactive or large sebaceous glands produce excessive sebum, causing pores to expand. - Collagen
Deteriorated collagen results in reduced firmness around the pores, leading to sagging and wider pores.
Solutions for Enlarged Pores
- Addressing the Hair Shaft
- Laser treatments such as Photothermal Picosecond Laser, ND-Yag, or Diode Laser.
- Topical applications like Retinoic Acid or other peeling agents.
- Reducing Sebaceous Gland Activity
- Use of topical or oral Retinoids.
- New-generation topical treatments with antiandrogenic effects.
- Laser treatments, such as Picolaser.
- Stimulating Collagen Production
- Topical Retinoic Acid applications.
- Injectable collagen stimulators like PN, PDRN, or PCL.
- Devices such as Picolaser, Fractional CO2, or Radiofrequency.
Importance of Continuous Analysis and Treatment
Accurate skin analysis and ongoing treatments are crucial, as addressing enlarged pores typically requires multiple sessions.
Treat Enlarged Pores at 22 Square Clinic
At 22 Square Clinic, our team of dermatology experts is ready to provide consultations and advanced treatments for enlarged pores, ensuring the best care for your skin.
