How to treat enlarged pores surgically?

Because of the large pores on the skin, it is easy for the skin to suffer from problems such as dehydration and dryness. Especially for women, large pores will affect their beauty. In fact, the problem of enlarged pores can be solved by simply doing daily care. But there are always special cases. Some women have particularly serious problems with enlarged pores, and it is impossible to completely solve the problem by skin care alone. Therefore, it is recommended to undergo surgery for enlarged pores, such as photon pore shrinkage.

The effect of photon shrinking pores:

1. Photons act on skin tissue to produce photothermal and photochemical effects, which promote the regeneration and rearrangement of collagen fibers and elastic fibers, restore the elasticity of the facial skin, eliminate or reduce wrinkles, and shrink pores. Thereby playing the role of skin anti-aging and facial rejuvenation.

2. Photorejuvenation can shrink pores and penetrate the skin without damage. It is selectively absorbed by the pigment clusters in the tissue and the hemoglobin in the blood vessels. Without damaging normal tissue cells, it destroys and decomposes the dilated blood vessels, pigment clusters, pigment cells, etc., thereby achieving the effect of removing spots, whitening, and removing red blood streaks.

3. Photons shrink pores and can enter the damaged area very smoothly for treatment. During treatment, the dye is vaporized and crushed under the powerful laser, so that the color of the tattoo fades and the tattoo is removed. Photon pore shrinking can be applied to all parts of the skin, such as the neck, hands, forearms, calves, thighs and back, and has the same therapeutic effect as on the face.

Generally speaking, it is not enough to do the pore shrinking surgery once. It needs to be done four or five times to achieve better results. Basically, the skin pore problem will be solved. At the same time, this photon method of shrinking pores can also solve problems such as red blood streaks, pigmentation, etc. However, no matter which type of surgery you undergo, there are certain risks, so you must be adequately prepared before undergoing the surgery.