Clogged pores are the same pores, but in this case they are clogged like a plug. When this sebum comes into contact with oxygen it will turn dark. That is why blackheads are often called blackheads.

The pores on the nose and around the nose are called nose pores. Nose pores are the openings to the hair follicles, just like on the rest of your skin, they are actually called follicles. Attached to these follicles are sebaceous glands. These glands produce a natural oil called sebum, which keeps your skin moisturized.

While pores are a necessity for your skin's health, they can come in different sizes. Nose pores are naturally larger than those located on other parts of your skin. This is because the sebaceous glands beneath them are also larger.

Firstly, there is genetics. So if your parents have large pores on their noses, you may also have or get them. It is just like eye color and so on.

But there are also other causes:
Sunlight without applied SPF
Lack of exfoliation
Acne
Heat
Hormonal fluctuations
Stress
Poor skin habits
Oily skin
Dry skin

Blackheads and enlarged pores do not necessarily go together and do not necessarily happen at the same time. You can easily have blackheads without having enlarged pores. So no, blackheads and enlarged pores are not the same, and sometimes they actually are the same. Because you can easily have an overproduction of sebum that causes both blackheads and enlarged pores. Confused, yes, I completely understand.

If you have dry skin, the skin can contract so that the pores become larger than they need to be. So the optimal would be skin that is simply in balance.

If you have oily skin, the pores can be pushed outward by the increased production of sebum. So the optimal would be skin that is simply in balance.

You cannot do anything about genetically enlarged pores, it is your genetic makeup that has determined it. Of course, we can try to turn back time to when they were not so large, then you should read my guide called anti-aging.

However, it also seems that B3 reduces pores for unknown reasons, we cannot yet explain why, but more studies lead us to believe it. You will find niacinamide (B3) in both my face creams and especially in my Mdh.

And finally remember that sunlight is one of the major causes of enlarged pores and not least signs of aging. 97% of Danes use no sun protection in their daily cream. Therefore, many Danes have enlarged pores and look older than they need to.

Yes, you can easily use laser for your enlarged pores. The treatment is the same as for wrinkle reduction, as you try to return the skin to the time when you did not have enlarged pores. The clinics I know that perform the treatment most effectively and at the same time sensibly are unfortunately very expensive. And when it comes to laser clinics, you must be picky. Cheap is not always good.

You may cover your enlarged pores, it is just important that you remember to cleanse the skin morning and evening, preferably with my Cleansing Mask, so we also get rid of excess sebum and not least get plenty of minerals. A good routine is very crucial.

Enlarged pores on the legs can easily occur. However, it is quite often that they can be removed if you use a good body lotion every day and at least after every shower.

The pores on the nose can easily extend to the cheeks. The treatment is not much different from the nose.

The worst thing you can do is leave it alone. If you want them gone, you might as well get started now, for it will not get easier over time. Day cream with SPF30 and remember to cleanse both morning and evening.