Can photorejuvenation really reduce pore size?

In general, photorejuvenation can help reduce pore size. Photorejuvenation utilizes intense pulsed light (IPL) technology, improving skin texture and appearance through both photothermal and photochemical effects. Specifically, the intense pulsed light penetrates the epidermis and is absorbed by melanin in the hair follicles, generating a photothermal effect that raises the temperature of the follicles and damages the surrounding tissue, thereby reducing pore size. At the same time, photorejuvenation can also stimulate the production and reorganization of collagen, making the skin tighter and more elastic, further improving the problem of enlarged pores.

There are many causes of enlarged pores, such as excessive sebum production, clogged pores, and skin aging or laxity. Through its unique mechanism of action, photorejuvenation can target these issues to achieve pore tightening effects. However, it is important to note that photorejuvenation is not a one-time treatment with immediate results. The effects take time to become noticeable and can vary significantly between individuals. The number of treatments, interval between sessions, and post-treatment care can all influence the outcome.

Prior to undergoing photorejuvenation treatment, it is recommended to first consult with a qualified physician for a comprehensive skin evaluation to determine whether the treatment is suitable and to develop a personalized treatment plan. Additionally, following treatment, it is important to follow medical advice, practice proper sun protection, and maintain regular skincare routines to consolidate and sustain the treatment results.