Microdermabrasion for Pores on Oily Skin?

Enlarged pores are unfortunately a classic sign of an oily skin type. These can be reduced in appearance but regrettably not removed or significantly shrunk. By regulating your sebum (oil) production this will give the illusion of smaller pores. The Hydrafacial treatment is effective in combatting this. Also using a cosmeceutical brand of products containing vitamin A such as Environ will produce satisfactory results.Hope this helps...

Microdermabrasion deep cleans but does not shrink pores. This is great for someone in their 20's and helps prevent outbreaks. On the other hand, TCA peels like the Obagi Blue peel, and lasers like the Sciton SkinTyte or BBL "forever young"and other IPL lasers do shrink pore size. See link for more information

Microdermabrasion does not help oily skin since the problem are the oil glands located much deeper in the skin,  and it is only slightly effective at improving the look of pores.  It does however give a more brightening and youthful appearance to the skin.  Its benefits last only about 1-2 weeks.  Pores look a little smaller when they are cleaned out, if that is the problem.  For clogged pores, I recommend Obagi Nu-derm foaming gel, morning and night.  It works so much better than regular soap. 

A microdermabrasion will help smooth your skin out. As far as pores go we can not actually shrink pores, however you can help your pores look better by doing treatments such as microderm or maybe a series of light chemical peels such as a gylcolic acid or salicylic acid.