Open Pores
What Causes open ores, and what open Pores Treatment is there? Pores are home to hair follicles. They are connected to sebaceous glands that produce oil to protect your skin from drying and help to remove old skin cells. They are also connected to sweat glands. These Pores cover the entire body except for the soles of the feet and the palms of your hands. Pores are usually tiny and almost invisible to the naked eye. There are a few factors that can contribute to open pores;
Pores can become clogged with oil and debris. They then become enlarged and visible on the skin's surface. They are most typically seen on the face and nose.
Open pores can also become more visible as we get older. As our skin loses its tightness and begins to sag, the pores become looser and larger. This can lead to large visible pores on the face, especially the nose, forehead and chin.
How to treat open pores
- Cleanse and Exfoliate your skin gently to unblock your pores.
- Hydrate to condition your skin.
- Treat acne.
- Use sunscreen to protect your skin every day.
- Improve skin laxity.
Large Pores can be reduced by improving skin laxity with Radiofrequency Microneedling, which is one of the best treatments for open pores to encourage collagen and elastin production, firming and improving the skin texture. These effects can help to minimise their appearance.
