Skin textural irregularities is a general term to describe bumps, enlarged pores, and/or rough patches on the skin. The skin can become uneven in texture or congested for a number of reasons, the most common being sebum build up, hormones, and/or sun exposure.
Common textural irregularities are:
Milia - Milia are small (1-2mm), bump-like cysts found under the skin. They form when skin flakes, oil, or dirt become trapped under the skin and form into small compact spheres. Milia most often appears around the eyelids and on the cheeks, but can occur anywhere.
Enlarged Pores - Enlarged pores occur as a result of laxity in the skin or an over production of sebum occurs.
Scarring - Scarring is caused as result of trauma or inflammation to the skin. For more information on acne scarring click here.
Due to the variance in these conditions we recommend you come in for a complimentary consultation to have a personalized treatment plan developed for you.
When to Consider Treatment
You are bothered by bumps or rough patches on your skin and would like to seek treatment.
You would like to reduce the appearance of facial pores.
Recommended Treatment Options