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Concerns · Enlarged Pores & Scars

Enlarged pores and acne scar treatment in Seoul focuses on texture: smoothing the surface, renewing collagen, and softening marks. This guide covers the microneedling, laser, and injectable options at Cellier Clinic in Gangnam, and how to prepare for a consultation about uneven skin texture.
01Understanding the concern

Why this concern develops

This is general education, not a diagnosis. We assess what applies to you at your consultation.

  • Oil and genetics

    Pore size is partly inherited, and oilier skin often shows pores more clearly.

  • Loss of skin support

    As collagen declines, the skin around pores can look less firm, which makes pores more visible.

  • Past breakouts

    Inflammatory acne can leave textured marks or scars, which differ in depth from person to person.

  • Sun exposure

    Cumulative sun damage is commonly linked to rougher, less even texture.

When to consider treatment

  • Pores look enlarged in photos or up close.
  • Your skin feels rough or uneven even when well hydrated.
  • You have marks or scars you would like to soften.
  • You want texture care combined with firming or glow.
03At a glance

Compare the options side by side

Figures are taken from each treatment page.
  • Potenza
    Session
    About 10 minutes
    Visible results
    After a series of 3 or more sessions, spaced 1–2 weeks apart
    Typically lasts
    3–6 months, depending on skin condition
    Downtime
    About 3 days
  • PicoSure Pro
    Session
    About 3 minutes
    Visible results
    After a series of 3 or more sessions, spaced 1–2 weeks apart
    Typically lasts
    3–6 months, depending on skin condition
    Downtime
    Within 1 day
  • Clarity II
    Session
    About 3 minutes
    Visible results
    After a series of 3 or more sessions, spaced 1–2 weeks apart
    Typically lasts
    3–6 months, depending on skin condition
    Downtime
    Within 1 day
  • Face Booster
    Session
    Under 10 minutes
    Visible results
    Skin booster: 1–2 weeks. Collagen booster: after 3 sessions, 4 weeks apart
    Typically lasts
    Skin booster: around 3–4 months. Collagen booster: around 6 months
    Downtime
    Skin booster: 1–2 weeks. Collagen booster: within 3 days
  • Cellivie Re2O
    Session
    About 10 minutes
    Visible results
    From around week 2
    Typically lasts
    3–6 months, depending on skin condition
    Downtime
    1–2 weeks
04Before you visit

Consultation checklist

A few notes will make your first conversation with Dr. Jeonghyun Yeom more useful.
  1. 01Point out where pores or texture bother you most, such as the nose, cheeks, or forehead.
  2. 02Describe the type of scarring or marks, and how long you have had them.
  3. 03List any past resurfacing, needling, or laser treatments.
  4. 04Share your current skincare routine and any active ingredients.
  5. 05Tell us about medications and allergies.
05FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Will my pores stay smaller after treatment?

Not reliably. How pores look depends on genetics, oil, and skin support. Treatments aim to refine texture, but results do not last forever. Individual results vary.

Which option is better for scars?

Potenza, PicoSure Pro, PicoSure Pro Focus, and Cellivie Re2O list scars or marks among their concerns. The type and depth of your scars determine the plan at consultation.

How many sessions are described?

Potenza and the PicoSure pages describe a series of 3 or more sessions, spaced 1–2 weeks apart. Others differ, so check each treatment page.

Where can I see prices?

Our pricing page lists treatments with published prices in KRW and approximate USD. We discuss the others at consultation.

Individual results vary. This page is educational and does not replace a medical consultation. USD amounts are approximate and vary with the exchange rate. Your exact cost is confirmed at consultation.

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Ask about enlarged pores and scars

Message us about what you would like to change and when you plan to travel. We will reply with how your consultation works.

Individual results vary. Information on this site is for general education and is not medical advice. Treatment suitability is determined at an in-person consultation.