Skin Quality
Enlarged Pores
Clearer, more refined-looking pores.
What it is
Pores are a normal part of skin, but they can look larger when they're clogged with oil, when the skin produces a lot of oil, or when skin around them loses firmness with age.
You can't change the number of pores you have, but you can make them look smaller and smoother by keeping them clear, controlling oil and building collagen around them.
Common causes
- Oily skin
- Clogged pores and blackheads
- Loss of firmness with age
- Sun damage
- Genetics
Areas
- Nose
- Cheeks
- Forehead
- Chin
Treatments that can help
Microtoxin
Shallow injections that may reduce oiliness and refine the look of pores.Morpheus8™
Builds collagen to tighten the skin around pores.Microneedling
Stimulates collagen to refine texture and pore appearance.PRF and PRP
Supports skin renewal and texture, often alongside microneedling.HydraFacial®
Clears congested pores and hydrates in one session.Facials
ZO facials with deep cleansing and extractions for blackheads and oily skin.
How we plan it
If pores are congested, we start by clearing them; if they're larger because of laxity or texture, collagen-building treatments help more. Many plans combine both.
A good home routine keeps results going. Results vary with skin type.
Skin care at home
Gentle exfoliants and oil-balancing products help keep pores clear between visits.
Frequently asked questions
Can pores be made smaller?
Pores can't be removed, but they can look smaller when they're clear and the skin around them is firmer.
Why do my pores look bigger as I get older?
Skin loses collagen and firmness with age, which can make pores look wider.
Do facials help pores?
Professional cleansing and extractions can make pores look cleaner and smaller for a while; collagen treatments give longer-lasting texture changes.
Is oily skin a problem for treatment?
No. Several options, like Microtoxin and ZO facials, are planned with oily skin in mind.
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