TRINITY DERMATOLOGY CLINIC

Pore

Pore Treatment

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Definition

Enlarged Pores,
Different Causes Require Different Approaches.

Pores allow sebum and cellular debris to reach the skin's surface. Excess sebum, repeated congestion, acne inflammation, and age-related loss of support around the pores can make them appear wider or elongated.
They may also take different forms depending on their location and cause, such as round pores on the oil-prone nose and forehead or vertically elongated pores on the cheeks as elasticity declines.

Deep, narrow depressions may not respond sufficiently to sebum-control measures alone and may require dermal remodeling similar to that used for acne scars.

Trinity Dermatology Clinic assesses sebum levels, pore shape and depth, skin elasticity, and acne marks together to develop personalized plans ranging from sebum control to dermal rejuvenation.

Cases

Treatment Depth Varies
with Pore Type and Cause.

We assess more than visible pore size,
including sebum, elasticity, and associated scarring.

Round, prominent pores with excess sebum and blackheads on the nose and forehead
Vertically elongated pores on the cheeks as skin elasticity declines
Deep, narrow pores remaining in areas affected by recurring acne
Rough skin texture with both enlarged pores and minor acne scars

Cause Analysis

Key Causes of
Enlarged Pores

Sebum control, dermal elasticity, and skin regeneration should be considered together.

SEBUM Excess Sebum and Clogged Pores

When sebum and dead skin cells accumulate inside pores, their openings may repeatedly stretch and develop blackheads or breakouts.

ELASTICITY Collagen Loss and Reduced Elasticity

As collagen and structural support decline, the skin around the pores may sag, making pores appear vertically elongated.

SCAR Acne Inflammation and Minor Scarring

When deep inflammation damages tissue around the pores, small, deep scars may resemble enlarged pores.

Diagnostic Precision

Effective Pore Treatment Requires
Identifying the Cause, Not Just the Size.

Pores enlarged by excess sebum, pores elongated by reduced elasticity, and deep depressions after acne may look similar but require different treatment approaches.
Repeating regenerative laser treatments when sebum control is needed, or treating deep pores with surface care alone, may not produce the desired improvement.

Trinity Dermatology Clinic assesses pore shape and depth, sebum production, skin thickness, and elasticity to prioritize cleansing, sebaceous gland management, fractional laser treatment, and regenerative care.

Laser & Equipment

Customized Equipment for
Different Causes
of Enlarged Pores

Equipment is selected according to sebum, dead skin buildup,
pore depth, and loss of elasticity.

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Sculpio

U-pulse Dual CO2

Aqua Peel

Agnes

Matrixell Pro

Ultra Duo

Trinity System

Trinity's Pore Remodeling System

Our approach goes beyond temporary pore tightening to improve the surrounding skin environment.

Sebum Control and Exfoliation

Sebum and dead skin cells that clog pores are cleared to prepare the skin for treatment.

Dermal Stimulation Based on Pore Depth

Fractional laser and regenerative treatments are selected according to pore shape and depth.

Restoring Hydration and Elasticity

Soothing and moisturizing care after treatment helps restore a smoother skin texture.

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Treatment Point

Key Points of
Pore Treatment

POINT
01

Managing Sebum and Elasticity Together

Treatment helps reduce excess sebum while supporting the skin structure surrounding the pores.

POINT
02

Treating Deep Pores Like Scars

For small, deep depressions, treatment considers regeneration and remodeling within the dermis as well as the skin surface.

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