Laser & skin creams can help improve your pores

Ronald Shelton, MD answers: How can I minimize pores?

i can't stand my big pores. can i laser them or do something to reduce pore size?


Ronald Shelton, MD
13 months ago
By Ronald Shelton, MD - Manhattan Dermatologic surgeon
Some creams are designed to fill in the pores temporarily and make them less obvious. Some, not all, patients notice smaller pores after they are treated with non surgical laser and thermal energy devices such as Fraxel Restore, Fraxel Repair as well as Portrait Plasma.
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A: Intradermal Botox - Reduces Pores and Smoothens Skin

Kamran Jafri, MD
14 months ago
By Kamran Jafri, MD - New York City Facial Plastic Surgeon

Intradermal Botox Injections (Botox injected into the skin) is a safe and very effective way to shrink pores and give skin a tightened tone. Skin looks smoother and has a "matte" appearance after the injections. No down time is involved and results last 4 - 6 months.

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