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DermatologyPublished 2026-10-14

What should you look for when pores become more prominent in the fall?

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  • Even though summer has passed and the weather has cooled down, there are times when you feel that your pores are actually more noticeable when you look in the mirror.
  • In autumn, as temperatures and humidity drop, the skin's moisture environment changes, and the continuation of summer's UV rays and sebum secretion can make the skin surface appear rough.
  • As such, rather than viewing autumn pores simply as a problem caused by excess sebum, it is necessary to examine various factors together, such as moisture deficiency, dead skin cells, and changes in elasticity.

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  • When looking into lifting procedures, one of the things many people are curious about is when the changes will start to appear.
  • Ulthera Prime is a method that delivers ultrasonic energy to the target layer to generate thermal stimulation, followed by a collagen regeneration response.
  • Therefore, it is necessary to distinguish between the skin reaction immediately after the procedure and the changes in elasticity that occur over time.
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  • When skin elasticity decreases, your face may look more tired than before, the area under your cheeks may feel heavy, and the boundary of your jawline may appear less distinct.
  • These changes may manifest differently across various areas of the face rather than appearing in just one area.
  • If you are considering Cheongdam All Tight, you must first identify where the changes you are most concerned about are currently occurring and specifically determine the direction of your desired treatment.
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  • Even if you feel that your facial contours look heavier than before or that your skin elasticity has decreased, the location and extent of these changes vary from person to person.
  • Sagging of the cheeks or jawline may be noticeable, and the same concern can appear differently depending on skin thickness or the distribution of subcutaneous fat.
  • Therefore, when considering Cheongdam Serf, it is necessary to examine the skin condition and structural characteristics of the face along with visible changes.

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For autumn skincare, should I manage dry skin and fine lines together?

  • As the weather cools down and the air becomes drier, your skin may feel tight after washing your face, or fine lines may become more noticeable than usual.
  • Especially in areas with thin skin and a lot of movement, such as around the eyes and mouth, fine lines can become more prominent as the skin surface becomes dehydrated.
  • In this case, rather than simply assuming that wrinkles have suddenly deepened, it is necessary to examine changes in the skin's moisture status and elasticity together.
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Is moisturizing alone enough for rough skin in the autumn?

  • In autumn, it is common for the skin to feel particularly tight and rough even with the usual skincare routine.
  • It is also common to experience changes such as the skin drying out quickly, dead skin cells rising, and makeup flaking off after washing your face.
  • In such cases, it is easy to think that applying more moisturizer than usual will make it better.

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