Large Pores

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 An oily skin: shiny appearance, oily to touch, larger or open pores, sallow looking, feels dirty and makeup tends to slip or move.

The sebaceous gland is more active to you will see more oil secretion onto surface of skin and this will happen all day.

This excess oil secreted continuously creates a dilated pore which doesn't shrink and remains enlarged.

This dilated pore looks larger than other pores on the face in comparison and is usually noticed in areas such as nose, forehead and the chin.

Large pores can be difficult to treat if the are scarred however controlling the excess oil and stimulating collagen and elastine will benefit. peels and micro needling will help to minimise large pore size.

products that can minimise the sebaceous activity and normalise oil but can also reduce enzyme activity stimulated within the skin. medical grade ingredients can do such a thing and minimise pore size.

  •Consider the environment you are in and can you manage this?

•Air condition can contribute to stimulating sebaceous oil.

•Avoid stripping the skin and consider hydration.

•Diet can contribute to sebaceous oil.

•Drinking plenty of water.

•Are you using sunscreen, and for how long?

 •When do you notice the oil appearing on your skin?

•Have you always experienced oily skin?

•How do you treat or regulate your oil?

•Where on the skin do you see oil?

•What environment do you spend a lot of time in?

•What are you cleansing your skin with?

••Does your makeup slide off your skin?