Enlarged pores

Enlarged pores are mainly caused by excess sebum production, genetic predisposition and decreasing skin elasticity. Sun damage and ageing can also affect the skin structure and make the pores appear larger.

Excess sebum can clog and stretch pores, making them appear larger. Regular control of sebum production helps to minimize the appearance of enlarged pores.

With increasing age or due to UV damage, the skin loses elasticity and firmness. This causes the pores to open up and appear larger as the skin is no longer as firm.

Yes, genetic factors determine the number and activity of the sebaceous glands, which can have an influence on the size of the pores. People with oily skin often have larger pores due to increased sebum production.

While enlarged pores cannot be completely eliminated, their appearance can be significantly reduced through a combination of skincare products and treatments. Regular skin care helps to improve skin texture and refine pores.

A comprehensive care concept combines products to reduce sebum, improve skin elasticity and protect against sun damage. This strengthens the skin's structure and helps to refine the pores.

UV radiation damages the skin and leads to a loss of elasticity, causing pores to appear larger. Daily sun protection prevents this damage and thus prevents the pores from enlarging.

Thorough cleansing removes excess sebum, dirt and dead skin cells that can clog pores. This prevents the pores from stretching and enlarging.

Yes, there are special products and treatments that stimulate collagen and elastin production and thus tighten the skin. These lead to a visible refinement of the pores.

An individual skin consultation helps to find the right products for your skin type. A holistic approach that combines cleansing, sebum regulation, skin cell activation and light protection offers the best results for refining pores.