Does Quadsay have an effect on the pores around the nose as well?

I noticed enlarged pores around my nose, so I was looking into laser treatments when I found out about a procedure called Quadsay.

I'm asking because I'm wondering if it helps with pore care as well.

Perhaps because the nose is an area with high sebum production, pores tend to stand out easily, and if the skin texture extending to the cheeks next to the nose isn't smooth, the skin can look rough overall.

I became interested in laser treatments because there is a lot of talk that even if you pay attention to cleansing and skincare to manage your pores, it is difficult to improve already enlarged pores with cosmetics alone.

I looked it up and found that the Quadsay treatment is used to manage various skin concerns depending on the condition, but I'm not exactly sure how it works.

Could Quadsay be helpful for areas with excessive sebum production and prominent pores, such as around the nose?

I have heard that the causes of enlarged pores vary depending on factors such as sebum production, skin elasticity, and past acne scars. I am wondering if the degree of improvement differs even when receiving the same laser treatment, based on these differences.

Also, since the area around the nose is where sebum easily accumulates, I would like to know if I need to manage both pores and sebum together.

When considering the Quadsay treatment, I am also curious whether changes in skin texture appear after just one session, or if consistent treatment over several sessions is required to expect results.

Since laser treatments can irritate the skin, I am also concerned about the recovery process. If redness or peeling occurs around the nose and cheeks, how long does it usually last?

Is it possible to experience redness or irritation severe enough to interfere with daily life after the Quadsay procedure? I would like to know if people with sensitive skin can also consider the procedure after a consultation.

Also, I heard that even with treatment, pores don't disappear completely but are improved to make them less noticeable. I'm curious to know what kind of change is realistic to expect in reality...

When considering the Quadsay treatment to improve pores and skin texture around the nose, what should I check first?

If anyone has sought counseling for similar concerns or has relevant information, please share your advice!