Should pores on the sides of the nose and cheeks be managed in the same way with Potenza at Suwon Station?

2026-10-23T23:00:00+00:00

“Should I remove sebum from my pores first?”

“My cheeks are bumpy even with a thin layer of foundation.”

“My pores on the sides of my nose still look large after washing my face.”

Hello.

This is Geum Je-hoon, the representative director of Forever Clinic Suwon Branch.

In the morning, my skin looks smooth, but after applying makeup, I sometimes notice small holes on my cheeks that seem more prominent.

The more I try to cover them by reapplying foundation, the more the skin texture stands out, which can deepen my concerns.

While the desire to reduce pores is the same, the approach differs for skin prone to sebum buildup versus skin with sagging pores due to loss of elasticity.

For those in Suwon looking for skin care, thinking about where makeup tends to settle can help you understand your concerns more concretely.

When considering Potenza at Suwon Station, it's necessary to examine the pores themselves and the condition of the skin surface separately.

Table of Contents

Why Makeup Emphasizes Pores

How Potenza Works on the Skin

Management Approaches Based on Sebum and Skin Texture

When to Compare Skin After Treatment

Frequently Asked Questions

Why Do Pores Look Larger When Wearing Makeup?

Pores are the openings in the skin where sebum and hair emerge, and everyone has them.

When sebum secretion is high, the area around the pores may look shiny, or the pores can appear more noticeable as they fill with sebum.

Conversely, if the skin is dry and flaky, foundation may not adhere evenly, emphasizing even minor unevenness.

The habit of repeatedly patting on cushion foundation can also contribute to product buildup around the pores.

Therefore, if pores appear prominent in makeup, it doesn't always mean the pores have suddenly enlarged.

In some cases, the skin on the cheeks may have become looser over time, causing pores to appear elongated, so changes in skin elasticity are also considered.

When researching Potenza at Suwon Station, describing the difference between your skin after cleansing and your skin with makeup can help you pinpoint the specific areas you want to improve.

How Does Potenza Stimulate the Skin?

Potenza is a device that delivers radiofrequency energy by inserting fine needles into the skin.

It works by delivering heat into the deeper layers of the skin, inducing collagen remodeling during the healing process, which can be considered for improving skin texture and pore concerns.

The purpose and process differ from methods that fill the skin with specific ingredients, such as injectable treatments.

During the procedure, the appropriate method is determined based on the skin condition and the area to be treated, and the energy is delivered to the necessary areas.

In particular, the thickness and sensitivity of the skin can vary between the cheeks and the sides of the nose, so a customized approach that considers these differences is preferred over a uniform method.

If you are considering Potenza treatment at Suwon Station, it is important to consider the skin's ability to heal rather than just applying strong stimulation.

Management Goals Differ Even for Pore Concerns

If blackheads, which appear as black dots, are your primary concern, an approach that manages the sebum and dead skin cells accumulated in the pores may be necessary.

On the other hand, if small, widespread holes are visible on your cheeks, or if the skin texture is uneven due to reduced elasticity, RF-based treatment may be considered.

If the skin has become indented due to past acne, this should be distinguished from simply having large pores.

As such, even seemingly similar skin surfaces can have different underlying causes, so prioritizing your concerns rather than lumping them all together can be helpful.

When choosing Potenza at Suwon Station, it is also important to consider whether you currently have active acne or skin redness.

Especially if you have painful inflammatory acne or a skin infection, the condition must be assessed first, and the timing of the procedure should be determined accordingly.

Will My Skin Look Smooth the Day After Treatment?

During the procedure involving fine needles and radiofrequency, you may feel a stinging sensation or heat.

Immediately after the procedure, redness, mild swelling, dryness, and minor scabs may occur.

The initial appearance of the skin may be a reaction to the healing process, so it's important to distinguish this from the skin's condition after it has settled down a few days later.

Changes in skin texture may also appear gradually over time, so it's best not to judge solely by the appearance on the first day.

During the early recovery period, it is helpful to avoid rubbing the skin vigorously or forcibly removing scabs, and to follow the recommended moisturizing and sun protection guidelines.

Although rare, complications such as burns, infections, or pigment changes can occur. If the pain intensifies or the skin condition changes unexpectedly, medical attention is required.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Do you use numbing cream before the procedure?

A. The numbing method can be decided based on the skin condition, treatment area, and pain sensitivity.

Q. Is it okay to wear makeup on the day of the treatment?

A. The skin needs time to recover from needle stimulation, so the timing for resuming product use and makeup should follow the guidelines provided.

Q. Is it okay if I've had other skin treatments before?

A. The interval between treatments is determined after reviewing the type and timing of previous treatments and the current skin response.

Q. Can I get treatment only on the sides of my nose?

A. The actual treatment area is planned based on the location of prominent pores and the surrounding skin condition.

If your pores bother you to the point where you keep reapplying makeup, consider looking beyond just covering them and understanding what skin conditions are contributing to the issue.

When considering Potenza at Suwon Station, distinguishing whether the problem is related to sebum or changes in skin texture and elasticity can help you set clearer management goals.

After the procedure, it's helpful to observe how makeup applies to your skin after it has recovered, rather than just focusing on the initial redness.

This was Geum Je-hoon, the representative director of Forever Clinic Suwon Branch.

This article is informative content written in compliance with Article 56 (1) of the Medical Service Act and relevant guidelines.

※ This is not intended to recommend specific medical institutions or treatments, but to provide objective health information.

※ The content of this post is not subject to medical advertising review and is intended to convey public interest information.

※ All treatments vary depending on individual circumstances, and unexpected situations may arise, requiring discussion with a medical professional.

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