How to Get Poreless Skin in Korea: A Doctor's Plan
Nobody has truly poreless skin, but pores can look much smaller. Our plan works on the three things that make them visible: oil, loss of firmness around the pore and uneven texture from old breakouts.
Juvelook Korea Key Doctor · Updated October 2026
What is poreless skin?
Poreless skin describes skin where pores are so fine they are barely visible, usually on the cheeks and nose. Pores cannot be removed, because every hair follicle has one, but they can look noticeably smaller. A realistic plan reduces oil with Skin Botox, firms the skin around pores with boosters and smooths texture with resurfacing.
Pores look larger for three main reasons. Excess sebum stretches the pore opening and makes it shine. With age and sun damage, collagen around the pore weakens, so it sags into an oval or teardrop shape. And past acne can leave uneven relief that makes pores look deeper. Genetics set the starting point.
Skin Botox places tiny, diluted doses of toxin just under the surface to reduce oil and fine muscle pull, so pores often look tighter within one to two weeks. Collagen boosters such as Juvelook and Rejuran support the walls around the pore, while microneedling or a laser smooths scarred texture. Combined, they change how pores catch the light.
Who this plan suits
- Visible pores on the cheeks, nose or forehead
- An oily T-zone that shines by midday
- Teardrop-shaped pores on the cheeks with early loss of firmness
- Mild uneven texture from old breakouts
When to fix something else first
- Active acne, which should be controlled with acne treatment before pore work
- Deep acne scars, which need resurfacing such as Fraxel
- Rosacea or very sensitive skin: the doctor checks before any toxin or peel
What makes pores look larger
Oil
Sebum stretches the pore and makes it shine; Skin Botox reduces it.
Firmness
Weak collagen lets pores sag; boosters support the surrounding skin.
Texture
Uneven relief from old breakouts deepens shadows around pores.
Congestion
Blocked pores look darker and wider until they are cleared.
Texture change after Juvelook at our clinic
A real clinic case treated with Juvelook, one of the boosters used in a pore plan. These photos show Juvelook cases at our clinic, one of the treatments we may combine for this concern.
- Smoother-looking skin surface
- Finer appearance of texture
- More even skin quality
Results vary between individuals. See more Juvelook results · All before & after photos
Your pore plan at our clinic
- Pore mapping. The doctor identifies whether oil, laxity or texture is the main cause in each area.
- Deep clean. Congested pores are cleared, for example with Heal fusion PRO.
- Skin Botox. Micro-doses are placed across the T-zone and cheeks to reduce oil and tighten the look of pores.
- Collagen support. Juvelook Skin or Rejuran is added for teardrop pores and fine texture.
- Resurface if needed. Microneedling or laser is planned for scarred areas over later visits.
After pore treatments
- Avoid pressing or massaging the face for a few hours after Skin Botox
- Use a light, non-comedogenic moisturiser
- Do not squeeze or extract at home
- Sunscreen daily to protect collagen around pores
Possible side effects
Skin Botox can cause small bumps or pinpoint bruises that usually fade within days; rarely, it can slightly soften facial expression if placed too deep, which is why a doctor performs it. Pores will look smaller, not disappear.
Poreless Skin price in Cheongdam
September 2026 program prices in Korean won, excluding 10% VAT. Korean and international patients pay the same price.
| Package | Price (KRW, excl. VAT) |
|---|---|
| Zero-Bruise Skin Botox Korean-made toxin; Xeomin ₩500,000 | ₩300,000 |
| Zero-Bruise Skin Botox — Xeomin Full face | ₩500,000 |
| Mirajet Forte Juvelook Skin 3cc Texture and fine lines; 5 sessions ₩1,900,000 | ₩450,000 |
| Zero-Bruise Rejuran 2cc PN booster for repair and texture | ₩300,000 |
See the full Poreless Skin price breakdown, the complete price list, or how we keep pricing transparent.
Performed by a physician, every time
Our physicians place Skin Botox and boosters themselves, adjusting depth and dose for oily, thin or sensitive areas.
- Cause-by-area pore plan
- Korean-made or Xeomin toxin, your choice
- Honest expectations at consultation
Dr. Youjin Kim
Residency at Seoul St. Mary’s Hospital (Catholic University of Korea). Thermage FLX Master Doctor; Titanium Lifting, Juvelook and Corage Key Doctor.
Dr. Minjeong Kim
Korea University College of Medicine; Family Medicine training at Asan Medical Center. Board-certified Family Medicine Specialist.
Treatments in a pore plan
| Option | Best for |
|---|---|
| Skin Botox | Oil and pore appearance in the T-zone and cheeks |
| Juvelook | Loss of firmness around pores, fine texture |
| Microneedling | Pores combined with shallow acne scarring |
| Heal fusion PRO | Congested, blackhead-prone pores |
Frequently asked questions
Can pores be permanently shrunk?
No treatment removes pores. Treatments make them look smaller for months, and maintenance keeps the effect.
How much is Skin Botox for pores?
Full-face Zero-Bruise Skin Botox is ₩300,000 with a Korean-made toxin or ₩500,000 with Xeomin, excluding 10% VAT.
How long does Skin Botox last?
Typically about 3–4 months, depending on your skin and how oily it is.
Will Skin Botox freeze my face?
No. It uses very small, diluted doses placed superficially, so normal expressions are kept.
What can I do on a short trip?
Skin Botox and a booster can usually be done in one visit with little downtime. Resurfacing is better planned for a longer stay or a return visit.
Get your personal pore plan
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This page is for general information and does not replace a medical consultation. Results vary between individuals, and all procedures can cause side effects such as redness, swelling or bruising. Rejuran®, Juvelook®, Elravie® and Xeomin® are trademarks of their respective owners. Prices are Cheongdam Peau Rêve Clinic's September 2026 program prices in Korean won, excluding 10% VAT.
