How is a laser consultation conducted when I am concerned about forehead pores and oil?
2026.11.10 01:57
The attached photo shows the skin in the center of my forehead. By the afternoon, oil rises to the surface and becomes shiny, and upon close inspection, the pores appear bumpy. I would like to inquire if this can be treated with a laser.
I am curious to know to what extent laser treatment is possible for pores in oily areas like the forehead, and whether sebum control should be prioritized. I would also like to know how you assess pore size and sebum secretion during the consultation, and whether you determine the treatment intensity differently based on skin thickness.
Could you advise on how long the redness or heat sensation lasts after the procedure, and since my forehead can be covered with a hat, is it okay to wear one on the day of the procedure? I would also like to ask how many days after the procedure I can resume exercise that causes sweating.
I would also appreciate it if you could let me know how many sessions are typically received at intervals of a few weeks, and how best to moisturize and protect against UV rays during the winter treatment.
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- 01CommentsI think it would be less of a burden if I could start with a small scope. That is a good question.850026.11.04
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