Sebum keeps accumulating in the pores next to my nose. What kind of skincare would be best?
Lately, I've been concerned about the pores on the area extending from the side of my nose to my cheek, so I'm looking into skincare.
My face looks relatively clean after washing it, but after a little while, it looks like sebum fills up inside the pores again.
My skin isn't particularly oily, but the pores around my nose are especially visible, so I'm not sure how to manage it.
I am also wondering if it is good to use sebum-removing products frequently, or if I should avoid them as they might irritate the skin around the pores. I would also like to know if the sebum visible inside the pores is part of the normal sebaceous glands or if it requires separate care.
Do dermatologists tend to perform extraction or sebum management first in cases like this? I am also curious if there are ways to reduce the accumulation of sebum rather than simply removing it.
I would like to know what criteria are used to select treatments, especially when managing areas with slightly different skin conditions, such as the sides of the nose and the cheeks. Rather than starting with intense treatments, I would prefer to have my skin condition assessed and receive care only on the necessary areas.
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- 01CommentsIt can be caused by various factors, such as hormonal changes, oil-moisture imbalances, or the habit of frequently touching the skin with your hands. Please have extractions performed at a professional dermatology clinic, and try focusing on soothing and moisturizing care along with thorough cleansing on a daily basis.220026.11.09
- 02CommentsFor optimal regenerative effects, it is recommended to leave a gap of at least 1 to 2 weeks between the two procedures. Pore care is more efficient if you cleanse sebum and impurities with an Aqua Peel first, followed by PicoFraxel.220026.11.09
- 03CommentsBlackheads are so hard to manage because they feel like they come back as soon as you remove them. I've seen a lot of people looking into treatments like Aqua Peel, but I've heard that they don't disappear completely after just one session. Rather than squeezing them out forcefully, I think it would be better to manage your skin with minimal irritation while also paying attention to sebum production!190026.11.10
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- 03CommentsI was also scared that it might leave a mark if I touched it. I'm curious if you can extract it.340026.11.08
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