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Enhance Your Look with Skin Texture Improvement in Beverly Hills

Abnormal skin texture and uneven pigmentation are common conditions that almost everyone experiences at one point in their lives. Texture can include bumps, moles, wrinkles, scars, and pores — anything that causes the skin to feel coarse or irregular. While skin texture is typically not a pressing issue, it can affect the appearance of the skin, resulting in an undesirable look.

Fortunately, many treatments are available to minimize and eliminate different types of skin texture. Reducing the appearance of texture can rejuvenate your overall look and leave you with healthier-looking, smoother skin. During your consultation, Dr. Sheila Nazarian or your experienced provider will review the best options to achieve your desired results.

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What is Uneven Texture?

Uneven skin texture refers to the surface feel and appearance of the skin. Different forms of skin texture may include:

  • Roughness
  • Bumps
  • Hyperpigmentation
  • Fine Lines and wrinkles
  • Large or clogged pores
  • Moles
  • Skin tags
  • Inflammation
  • Chronic Acne
  • Acne Scars and general scarring

Chronic skin conditions such as rosacea, eczema, or psoriasis can also stimulate irregular skin texture. The first step to treating skin texture concerns is identifying the root cause.

How Common is texture?

Skin texture is a prevalent ailment that men and women of all ages experience. It can occur in nearly all areas of the body. One of the most common causes is the build-up of dead skin cells that cause an uneven skin texture. Regular exfoliation can help break down a build-up of dead cells and leave the skin feeling smoother.

  • Typical Age: 12+

Gender: Any gender

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Signs & Symptoms of Uneven Texture & Tone

Locating a licensed professional to identify the cause of your texture or uneven skin tone concerns is essential to determining the proper treatment method to combat your skin issues. Signs and symptoms of this common condition range from subtle and harmless to severe and potentially dangerous.

Rough skin texture or uneven skin tone is visible as bumps, moles, large pores, hyperpigmentation, roughness, or dryness. The specific cause indicates many different signs and symptoms, including:

  • Signs of Aging: fine lines, wrinkles, increased skin laxity
  • Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation: Acne scars and dark (brown, red, gray, black, pink, or purple) spots left behind after a wound has healed
  • Melasma: light brown, dark brown, or gray patches of skin on the Cheeks, upper lip area, chin, nose, and forehead (typically during pregnancy or hormone changes)
  • Rosacea: Flare-ups of inflamed, flush, reddish-looking skin, sometimes appearing with pus-filled bumps around the nose, chin, and cheeks, and enlarged blood vessels
  • Age Spots: Liver spots, dark spots, and sun spots
  • Broken Capillaries: spider veins (typically on the face and legs)
  • Sun Damage: sunburns, peeling, darkening or freckles, dryness, actinic keratosis
  • Fungal or Bacterial Infections: infected cuts or scrapes that produce abnormal skin coloration or texture
  • Skin Cancer: cancerous skin lesions may become apparent when they change in size, shape, and coloration

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Woman Enlarged Pores And Acne Scarring

The picture above is an example of enlarged pores and acne scarring.

Woman Facial Skin Wrinkles

The picture above is an example of facial skin wrinkles.

Causes of Uneven Texture

Skin texture is a common condition caused by multiple different factors, including:

  • Aging
  • Acne
  • The build-up of dead skin cells
  • Genetics
  • Acne scarring
  • The environment
  • Chronic skin conditions
  • Skin cancer

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Texture Treatment Benefits

Treating skin texture can make a massive difference in the skin's overall appearance. There are several treatments available today that provide impressive benefits, including:

  • Provides a smooth, youthful-looking appearance
  • Brightens the skin
  • Reduces scarring
  • Reduces hyperpigmentation
  • Corrects uneven skin tone
  • Calms inflammation
  • Improved appearance of fine lines and wrinkles
  • Reduces the severity of Melasma and Rosacea
  • Skin tightening

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Best Treatment Options for Skin Texture

Nazarian Plastic Surgery offers many solutions to improve skin texture, including Vivace, Morphius8, Picosure, Profractional, Micro Laser Peel, Erbium Contour TRL, Halo, Renuvion, and more. Laser resurfacing devices use a single wavelength of color in a high concentration. This wavelength can produce heat to target certain small areas of skin at a time. All lasers fall into two categories:

1.) Ablative
2.) Non Ablative

Recovery time from each type is minimal, with many patients able to resume regular activities immediately following the procedure. Ablative lasers target the skin's surface, removing damage and impurities, and Nonablative lasers target underneath the surface layer.

Aside from laser treatments, surgical and non-surgical treatments, at-home remedies, and products are available to correct various skin texture conditions and enhance treatment results.

Surgical Treatments

  • Mole, Cyst, and Lipoma Removal: Mole, Cyst, and Lipoma Removal is a surgical procedure that removes cysts, moles, and lipomas from the surface layer of the skin as well as below the skin.
  • Scar Revision Surgery: Scar Revision Surgery is a procedure that helps to reduce multiple types of visible scarring. This procedure can treat discoloration as well as improve the overall texture of the skin.

Non-Surgical Treatments

  • Lasers: Lasers incorporate innovative cosmetic technology that allows cosmetic surgeons to correct various skin texture conditions. Some of our favorite laser treatments for uneven texture, rosacea, and melasma include:
  • Chemical Peels: A chemical peel is a skin treatment that uses a chemical exfoliant to remove and heal damaged outer layers of the skin. Several levels of peels are available, depending on your specific needs and goals. These are good for brightening your complexion, reducing hyperpigmentation, fine lines, and wrinkles, and improving texture.
  • Microneedling : Microneedling is a procedure where tiny needles pierce the skin to boost collagen production and increase skin cell turnover. These treatments effectively treat uneven texture caused by sun damage, open pores, and acne scars. Patients often see noticeable results after just one treatment.

At-Home Remedies: Products & Devices

Optimizing your skincare routine for products catered to your specific skin concerns will help reinforce the surface of the skin, eliminate dark spots or skin damage, and reduce your pore size for a smoother texture devoid of rough patches.

  • Skin Exfoliation: Physical exfoliation of the skin with a chemical, mechanical, or enzymatic exfoliant is a highly effective way to treat skin texture at home. Exfoliating breaks down the build-up of dead skin cells on the surface layer of the skin, resulting in a smoother, more even texture.
  • Moisturize: Staying hydrated and adding a potent moisturizer to your skincare regimen can help reinforce the skin's moisture barrier and reduce and prevent uneven skin texture and tone.
  • Broad Spectrum SPF: Using high-quality sunscreen during direct sun exposure can help reduce sun damage and regulate skin texture issues.
  • Skin Rejuvenation Devices: These devices include LED masks, tools for enhancing skin exfoliation, dermarollers, and more to improve your skin texture at home or prolong the results of a cosmetic treatment.

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How to Prevent Uneven Texture

How To Prevent Uneven Texture

Questions to Ask Before Choosing a Provider

  1. What is the provider’s board certification(s)?
  2. How frequently do you perform this procedure(s)?
  3. Does this procedure require anesthesia? What type of anesthesia will I receive, and who will provide my anesthesia?
  4. What will my recovery be like?
  5. What will be the total cost of my procedure?
  6. Is there anything I need to do before getting the procedure?
  7. What is the downtime associated with this procedure?
  8. Is there a medical professional on call to answer post-op questions?
  9. How many follow-up appointments will be necessary?
  10.  What is the protocol for severe complications during the procedure?

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When to Seek Treatment

Skin texture is a condition that ranges from mild and can be treated at home to severe, which may require medical attention. However, many cases need professional assistance to correct the underlying issue. Including:

  • If you are currently exfoliating and it is not helping
  • You have a mole or cyst that needs to be removed.
  • You have a scar/acne scarring that you wish to make less noticeable.
  • If you are experiencing signs of Melasma or Rosacea
  • If you have a spot with a noticeable difference in color, size, or shape

Why See a Plastic Surgeon?

Plastic surgeons have the means, capability, and qualifications to perform a vast variety of surgical and non-surgical procedures to correct countless aesthetic concerns of the face and body. With education and years of experience, plastic surgeons have a superior understanding of facial structure and anatomy with an outstanding ability to handle intricate imperfections and extreme conditions. 

Cosmetic dermatologists focus primarily on aesthetic alterations and improvements to the skin. Cosmetic surgeons focus on enhancing physical appeal, symmetry, and proportion. Plastic surgeons can repair defects, perform reconstructive procedures, and restore normal function and appearance.

By seeking a plastic surgeon for your cosmetic concerns, you will have a highly skilled and qualified medical professional certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and recognized by the American Board of Medical Specialists. Plastic surgeons are better trained, more qualified, and possess a higher understanding of the anatomical proportions and anatomy to provide individualized patient experience with customized treatment recommendations.

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Dr Sheila Nazarian Plastic Surgeon

Qualified cosmetic surgeons use cosmetic lasers to treat a wide range of skin conditions. A laser is a concentrated, high-energy light that can target problem areas on the skin, focusing on very small sections at a time.

Cosmetic laser surgery cost can depend on many factors. These include, but are not limited to, geographical location and the type of laser used, as well as the number of treatment sessions needed. Patients can expect to spend between $1,000 to $3,000 per treatment session.

Professional cosmetic surgeons can walk patients through the process, discussing potential results and expectations. Your cosmetic surgeon may recommend multiple treatment sessions in order to achieve the desired results. The skin tightening process will occur over multiple weeks following treatment.

Laser treatment is a cosmetic procedure that can help with a variety of skin conditions. These conditions may be due to the natural aging process, skin exposure, or acne. Laser treatment therapy tends to result in more youthful skin.

Exfoliate, try a chemical peel, wear SPF, and stay hydrated.

Skin texture can change due to environmental factors, aging, dead skin cell build-up, or genetics.

Stress is known to affect all components of the skin, including elasticity, texture, and appearance.

Textured skin is extremely common. It is just as common as uneven skin tone.

Skin texture does change as we age. Over time our skin loses elasticity, and collagen begins to break down. This results in sagging skin and wrinkles.

For roughness and enlarged pores, it can take anywhere from eight to twelve weeks to use proper at-home care and a consistent skin care regimen.

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