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Microdermabrasion with have little if no effect on the size of your pores. For reduction in appearance of your pores I would reccomened starting using a skin care brand containing Vitamin A. Products containing retinoids work to regulate your sebum production and in turn reduce the appearance of larger pores. Hope this helps.
A combination approach will give the most improvement. I recommend lasers, microneedling/PRP, Cosmelan, peels and skin care. I suggest getting a formal evaluation with a cosmetic dermatologist. Best, Dr. Emer
Microdermabrasion cleans but does not shrink pores. 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
Generally large pores are healthy although unsightly.Microdermabrasion will do little do change the size of the pores.From a non-surgical standpoint, Retinoids will diminish the activity of the sebaceous glands and may contribute to diminished pore size over the long term.
Large pores are caused by a variety of factors including genetics, hormones, stress, environment, hygeine, and proliferative inflammatory conditions of the skin. When pores are clogged, they will become inflamed and may degenerate into whiteheads, comedones, blackheads, and pimples.Although microdermabrasion cannot function to eradicate the causes of large pores, it can play an active role in unclogging pores. This detoxification of contaminated acneic type pores is healthy for the skin and consistently provides excellent results for patients with oily skin and large pores.In order to decrease the size of the pores, you may also consider chemical peels and other topical products. There is no single laser that is consistently and clinically effective in eradicating large pores.