My cheek pores feel more enlarged than before. Can someone in their 60s still get pore laser treatment?
Hello. I am an office worker in my mid-60s.
Lately, when I look in the mirror by the window, I can see that the pores on my cheeks are larger and more elongated than before. I'm posting a photo along with this.
I never worried about my pores when I was young, but I'm wondering if this is happening because my skin elasticity is decreasing.
I would like to know how you determine during the consultation whether these pores should be managed with a laser or if elasticity care needs to be done as well.
My skin is thin and on the dry side, so I'm worried that it might feel tighter or turn red after the laser treatment.
I also have blemishes on my cheekbones, so I'd like to ask if we can look at them together at once.
Since I am still working, I am curious how long the redness lasts after the treatment and when I can start wearing makeup. I would also appreciate it if you could let me know how many sessions are usually required.
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