I have redness and enlarged pores on my cheeks. What kind of care should I start with?
I took a close-up picture of my cheek skin, and I can see some redness, and the pores are more noticeable than I thought.
In particular, my skin isn't smooth overall and has small marks, so I'm wondering what kind of treatment I should get.
I'm not sure if the redness is because my skin is sensitive or if it's a mark from a past breakout.
I was planning to look into pore improvement treatments first, but I'm a bit worried because I heard that getting a laser treatment when my skin is red could be very irritating.
In this case, would it be better to receive skin soothing treatment first and then have the pore treatment done later?
Or I'm wondering if it's possible to manage both concerns together after checking your skin condition.
The weather has been getting drier lately, so I'm worried my skin might become more sensitive. I'd also like to know some skincare tips I should follow at home.
I would like to inquire about which treatment is suitable for cases where redness and enlarged pores are present together, as shown in the photo.
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