What causes visible pores and oily skin?
Mostly oil production, genetics and skin quality. Irritation from too many products can make texture look worse.
Visible pores, oiliness, skin that looks rough or dull under light. These are about the surface of the skin, not lines or movement.
We look at what is driving it before suggesting any treatment.
More oil makes pores more visible and skin shinier.
Partly genetic, partly oil and skin quality.
Uneven surface scatters light and looks dull.
Too many or the wrong products can add irritation.
Where and how much.
What you use and whether it helps.
Since our order is skin quality first, then texture.
Depending on what we see, we may start with a shorter skin care routine, or discuss microbotox. The technique, pricing and aftercare for microbotox are on its own page.
Aesthetics consultation
$200
Credited toward treatment
Aesthetic treatments are self-pay. Treatment pricing is listed on the microbotox page. Insurance does not cover these services.
See full pricing →Mostly oil production, genetics and skin quality. Irritation from too many products can make texture look worse.
No. This page is about the surface of the skin: texture, pores, oil and how it reflects light. Expression lines are covered on our early lines page.
Where oil and pores are most noticeable, your skin quality, and what you currently use on your skin.
Sometimes a simpler skin care routine comes first. For many people the treatment we discuss is microbotox; the technique, pricing and aftercare are on the microbotox page.
An aesthetics consultation is $200, credited toward treatment.
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