Enlarged Pores
What is the problem?
Enlarged pores are those little openings on your skin that look bigger and more visible than usual. They often appear around the nose, cheeks, forehead, and chin. While everyone has pores (they are the channels for oil and sweat), enlarged pores can make skin look uneven, aged, and harder to manage. Many people also feel less confident when their skin looks rough or makeup doesn’t sit smoothly.
What causes enlarged pores?
Several factors can make pores look bigger:
- Excess oil production – When your skin produces too much sebum, pores stretch to let the oil out.
- Clogged pores – Dead skin cells, makeup, and dirt block the opening, making pores expand.
- Loss of skin elasticity – As we age, the skin loses collagen and becomes less firm, so pores don’t “snap back” as easily.
- Sun damage – UV rays thicken skin around the pores, making them look larger.
- Hormones and genetics – Some people are naturally more prone to oily skin and larger pores.
In short, enlarged pores are not just a cosmetic issue. They are often linked to how healthy your skin is overall.
How to fix enlarged pores?
The good news is enlarged pores can be managed. The key is to combine daily care with professional treatments:
- Cleanse gently but effectively
Washing your face twice daily helps prevent oil and dirt build-up. Avoid harsh cleansers that strip the skin, as this can cause even more oil production. - Exfoliate regularly
Removing dead skin cells prevents clogged pores. Gentle chemical exfoliation (like mild acids) is often better than harsh scrubs. - Protect your skin barrier
Use sunscreen every day. UV rays are a major reason pores lose elasticity and become larger over time. - Hydrate properly
Well-hydrated skin maintains better balance. Dehydration can trick your skin into producing excess oil, which makes pores worse. - Seek professional treatments
Home care can only go so far. Professional facials and advanced treatments target the deeper causes of enlarged pores—clearing out blockages, controlling oil, and boosting skin firmness.
BeautyMau’s solution for enlarged pores
At BeautyMau, we understand that enlarged pores are more than just a surface problem. That’s why we designed treatments that target both the root causes and visible appearance of pores.
Some recommended options include:
- Purifying Balance Treatment – deep cleans clogged pores and balances oil production, so pores don’t get stretched out further.
- Pore Tightening Laser Treatment – advanced laser technology that shrinks pore size, refines texture, and makes skin look smoother.
- DPL Purifying Treatment – controls excess oil with light therapy and helps reduce shine, which also minimizes the look of pores.
Why choose BeautyMau?
Unlike quick-fix pore minimizers that only cover up the issue, our treatments are designed to repair skin from the inside out. We don’t just focus on making pores “look” smaller—we help your skin become healthier so that the effect lasts.
At BeautyMau, you’ll also receive:
- A personalised skin consultation before treatment
- A customised plan based on your skin type (oily, sensitive, aging, etc.)
- Professional-grade equipment and safe methods
- After-care guidance to maintain your results at home
Final recommendation
If enlarged pores are making you feel frustrated, know that you don’t have to struggle with them forever. With the right routine and professional care, your skin can become smoother, clearer, and more radiant.
Start with our Deep Clear Layered Algae Peel Treatment if your main concern is oily, clogged pores. For long-term brightening and tightening, try the DPL Clarifying Glow Treatment. And if you want to improve skin texture overall, consider the Skin Balancing Microneedling Treatment.
At BeautyMau, we don’t rush you into treatments. Instead, we walk with you step by step—helping your skin heal, balance, and glow naturally.
Key takeaway: Enlarged pores are not permanent. With the right professional treatments and consistent care, you can minimise their appearance and enjoy smoother, more confident skin.
