At OLA Aesthetics, we take a science-backed approach to improving skin texture and refining enlarged pores. We focus on enhancing your skin’s natural function rather than masking concerns with short-term fixes. Healthy, smooth skin starts with understanding the underlying causes of textural irregularities and selecting treatments that work in harmony with your skin.
How We Can Help
Treatment Options
Skin Tag Removal
Vaginal Health (PRP, RF)
Skin Needling
Morpheus8
Mesotherapy
Deluxe Facials
LED Healite II Therapy
Hydrafacial
Chemical Peels
IPL Photorejuvenation
Scarless Mole Removal
Rejuran
Platelet-Rich Plasma Treatment
Medical Peels
Korean Glass Skin Facial
Hydration Loss Treatments
Bioremodelling
Exosomes
Aqua Gold
A Note From Dr Aleks
Achieving smooth, refined skin isn’t just about treating the surface—it’s about working with the skin at every level. Through my years of experience, I’ve found that the keys to improving skin texture are consistency and a personalised approach.
Enlarged pores and uneven skin texture often result from a combination of factors, including oil production, collagen loss and environmental damage. My goal is to address these root causes rather than offering temporary fixes. By supporting your skin’s natural renewal processes, we can create long-term improvements in both appearance and function.
Common Characteristics
- Rough or uneven skin texture
- Enlarged, visible pores
- Skin that appears dull or lacks radiance
- Fine lines or surface irregularities
- Buildup of dead skin cells leading to congestion
- Increased oil production contributing to pore size
Contributing Factors
- Excess oil production and clogged pores
- Loss of collagen and elastin, which support pore structure
- Dehydration, leading to a rough skin surface
- Genetic predisposition to larger pores
- Sun damage weakening skin elasticity
- Inconsistent or improper skincare routines
Understanding Skin Texture and Pores
Skin texture and pore size are influenced by multiple factors occurring at different skin levels:
Surface Layer (Epidermis)
- Accumulation of dead skin cells
- Decreased moisture retention
- Increased keratin production, which can clog pores
Middle Layer (Dermis)
- Reduced collagen and elastin production
- Weakening of pore walls
- Changes in sebaceous (oil) gland activity
Frequently Asked Questions
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Consultation at OLA Aesthetics
At OLA Aesthetics in West Perth, we offer customised solutions to support your skin’s natural renewal processes and deliver visible, lasting improvements. Contact our team today to learn more about our medical and aesthetic skin services.
