Long story short I don’t genetically have large pores but they were damaged in my younger years because i was told to squeeze them when I had acne or blackheads. I stopped once I grew up and realized that I was given horrendous advise. I’m so depressed everyday because of my huge pores. Everyone in my family has beautiful skin and I’m so sad that was taken away from me. I’m still young (early 20s) will genesis laser or any other laser treatment repair my skin?
Answer: Reducing size of Pores Laser Genesis Skin Therapy should be able to address this. It is a “laser facial” that works to improve the tone and texture of your skin. It is designed to rejuvenate the skin and refresh its appearance through the correction of scars, large pores, redness, and fine lines/wrinkles. Laser pulses are guided over the skin, gently heating the dermis, promoting a vibrant, healthy glow, and boosting the body’s natural collagen production. Laser Genesis is able to target any area on the face, neck, or body and helps in getting rid of your skin’s imperfections from the inside out. This noninvasive procedure results in minimal downtime. There may be some slight redness afterwards, but it will resolve quickly. Another treatment that is slightly more aggressive but requires fewer treatments is Pico Genesis. Typically, patients require 4-6 treatments of Laser Genesis versus 2-3 treatments of Pico Genesis, spaced a month or two apart.
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Answer: Reducing size of Pores Laser Genesis Skin Therapy should be able to address this. It is a “laser facial” that works to improve the tone and texture of your skin. It is designed to rejuvenate the skin and refresh its appearance through the correction of scars, large pores, redness, and fine lines/wrinkles. Laser pulses are guided over the skin, gently heating the dermis, promoting a vibrant, healthy glow, and boosting the body’s natural collagen production. Laser Genesis is able to target any area on the face, neck, or body and helps in getting rid of your skin’s imperfections from the inside out. This noninvasive procedure results in minimal downtime. There may be some slight redness afterwards, but it will resolve quickly. Another treatment that is slightly more aggressive but requires fewer treatments is Pico Genesis. Typically, patients require 4-6 treatments of Laser Genesis versus 2-3 treatments of Pico Genesis, spaced a month or two apart.
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Answer: Large pores Hi, I don't have a photo to work from but I suspect that Secret RF, which is a radiofrequency microneedling machine, may be the treatment for you. The penetration of the tines into the skin is controlled to a tenth of a mm. The discharge of radiofrequency energy to the dermis results in tiny areas of inflammation that ultimately result in collagen turnover and the reduction of the appearance of small scars and improvement of others. Hope that this helps. Good luck.
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Answer: Large pores Hi, I don't have a photo to work from but I suspect that Secret RF, which is a radiofrequency microneedling machine, may be the treatment for you. The penetration of the tines into the skin is controlled to a tenth of a mm. The discharge of radiofrequency energy to the dermis results in tiny areas of inflammation that ultimately result in collagen turnover and the reduction of the appearance of small scars and improvement of others. Hope that this helps. Good luck.
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September 7, 2018
Answer: Laser Genesis & Large Pores Laser Genesis is a heat based laser that causes an overall tightening for the skin because of the increase in collagen production that it causes. For this reason I LOVE using it to treat large or damaged pores! Dr. Lim said it best in that it would be ideal for you to have a consultation with your skincare provider so they can address what kind of treatment would best address your area of concern, but based on text alone it sounds like you would be an ideal candidate for either laser genesis (6 treatments) or microneedling with radio frequency (3 treatments) - potentially with some light TCA peels between appointments as well.
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September 7, 2018
Answer: Laser Genesis & Large Pores Laser Genesis is a heat based laser that causes an overall tightening for the skin because of the increase in collagen production that it causes. For this reason I LOVE using it to treat large or damaged pores! Dr. Lim said it best in that it would be ideal for you to have a consultation with your skincare provider so they can address what kind of treatment would best address your area of concern, but based on text alone it sounds like you would be an ideal candidate for either laser genesis (6 treatments) or microneedling with radio frequency (3 treatments) - potentially with some light TCA peels between appointments as well.
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July 10, 2018
Answer: Pores and lasers It really depends on the pore sizing. Lasers such as Pico laser, Genesis etc... are best for small pores. Large pores do best with fractional lasers, whilst deep pores do best with TCA peels. Tailor the treatment according to your pore sizing.
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July 10, 2018
Answer: Pores and lasers It really depends on the pore sizing. Lasers such as Pico laser, Genesis etc... are best for small pores. Large pores do best with fractional lasers, whilst deep pores do best with TCA peels. Tailor the treatment according to your pore sizing.
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March 26, 2018
Answer: Can Laser Genesis repair damaged pores from squeezing acne and blackheads? Hi janedoe59, If you are the ideal candidate, Laser genesis would work beautifully. Your doctor can perform a spot test to ensure that your skin isn't too sensitive. You can also try microneedling with PRP which works well on large pores and gives you the "glow".All the best, Justin Harper, M.D.
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March 26, 2018
Answer: Can Laser Genesis repair damaged pores from squeezing acne and blackheads? Hi janedoe59, If you are the ideal candidate, Laser genesis would work beautifully. Your doctor can perform a spot test to ensure that your skin isn't too sensitive. You can also try microneedling with PRP which works well on large pores and gives you the "glow".All the best, Justin Harper, M.D.
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