Classic Articles

In these articles, Laziza shares the professional products we carry and how we use them at our New York City LAZ Clinic: which skin concerns each product helps with, and where it fits in a routine. For a full explanation of an ingredient or a skin concern, see Skincare Ingredients and Skin Concerns.

A Clinical Approach to Large Pores: Why Regenerative Actives Work

Large pores aren’t a flaw—they’re a signal. Often tied to oily skin, aging, or sun damage, enlarged pores can be improved with a strategic combination of barrier repair and skin regeneration. In my NYC clinic, I’ve seen Plated Intense Serum help refine texture and visibly reduce pore size by targeting the deeper structural reasons behind pore enlargement.

How to Tackle Large Pores Without Stripping Your Skin

Struggling with enlarged pores that make your skin look rough or uneven? It’s not just about oil production—it’s about the foundation of your routine. At my NYC clinic, one of the first things I assess is whether a client’s cleanser is helping or hurting. For pore visibility, Pavise Gentle Amino Powerwash has been a quiet hero in my treatment plans.

How to Minimize Large Pores with Clay Masks

If large pores are one of your biggest skincare concerns, you're not alone. At my NYC clinic, I regularly work with clients looking to smooth out texture and reduce the visibility of their pores. One of my favorite multi-functional products for this is the Face Reality Soothing Clay Mask.

CO2Lift Pro Carboxy Gel Mask, stocked by LAZ Skincare

Large Pores and Dull Skin? Here’s One Mask That Actually Helps

You cannot shrink a pore. What you can change is how visible it is, and that is a real difference rather than a consolation prize. Here is what actually moves pore appearance, and how I use the CO2Lift Pro Carboxy Gel Mask for it at my NYC clinic.