Primary factor
Genetics
Naturally larger or more active sebaceous glands can cause the skin to produce more oil.
Oily Skin
Balance Excess Oil and Build the Best Skincare Routine for Oily Skin
What is Oily Skin Treatment?
Oily skin treatment refers to both in-clinic procedures and daily skincare habits designed to help manage excess sebum production. Oily skin occurs when the sebaceous glands produce more oil than the skin needs, often resulting in a shiny appearance, visibly enlarged pores, and a higher tendency toward breakouts. It can be driven by genetics, hormones, climate, or an unbalanced skincare routine that strips the skin and triggers even more oil production in response. Effective oily skin treatment usually combines professional, technology-led sessions with a consistent, well-suited at-home routine rather than trying to eliminate oil completely which can actually damage the skin barrier. The goal is to bring oil production back into balance for a clearer, more refined complexion.
What Causes Oily Skin?
Hormonal Fluctuations
Changes in hormones during puberty, menstruation, pregnancy or periods of stress can increase sebum production.
Hot and Humid Climate
Warm, humid weather can make the skin appear oilier and may increase sebum production.
Over-Cleansing
Washing the skin too frequently or using harsh products can strip its natural oils and may trigger increased oil production.
Heavy or Comedogenic Products
Certain skincare, sunscreen and makeup products can contribute to excess oil, clogged pores and breakouts.
Benefits of Oily Skin Treatment
- Reduced Shine & Balanced Oil Production, even-looking complexion
- Minimises the look of enlarged pores over time
- Targets one of the key drivers behind clogged pores and acne
- Supports a clearer, healthier-looking surface, smoother skin texture
- Comfortable treatments with little to no downtime
Machines for Oily Skin
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common Queries & Answers
There is no single treatment that is best for everyone. Depending on your skin, treatments such as AviClear, laser or light-based treatments, chemical peels, Hydrafacial and professional exfoliation may be recommended.
Excess sebum can contribute to clogged pores, which may increase the likelihood of blackheads, whiteheads and acne breakouts.
Treatments and a personalised skincare routine can help manage excess oil and improve the appearance of oily skin. Results vary depending on the underlying cause.
The recommended frequency depends on the treatment, your skin condition. Our specialist can recommend an appropriate treatment schedule after assessing your skin.
Some treatments may be suitable for sensitive skin, while others may cause irritation. Our professional at Yoyime clinic can help to determine which treatment is appropriate for you after skin assessment.
Sudden changes in oil production can be linked to hormonal fluctuations, stress, weather, skincare products or changes in your routine.
A gentle cleanser, lightweight non-comedogenic moisturiser, daily sunscreen, and suitable active ingredients can help manage excess oil. Our specialists can assess your skin and recommend a personalised skincare routine and professional treatment plan based on your individual concerns and skin type.
Oily skin is often influenced by genetics and hormones, so it may not be possible to permanently eliminate oil production. However, it can usually be managed with the right skincare and treatment plan.
Not necessarily. Oily skin can increase the likelihood of clogged pores and acne, but not everyone with oily skin develops acne.
Depending on the cause and severity, treatments such as AviClear, selected laser or light-based treatments, chemical peels and professional facials may help manage excess oil and associated skin concerns.
Excess sebum can contribute to clogged and enlarged-looking pores. Treatments and appropriate skincare may help minimise their appearance.
Avoid over-washing or harsh products, use non-comedogenic skincare, avoid heavy products and maintain a consistent skincare routine. If excess oil persists, a dermatologist can recommend appropriate treatment.
Yes. Oily skin still needs hydration. A lightweight, non-comedogenic moisturiser can help maintain the skin barrier without adding excessive oil.
Washing too frequently or using harsh cleansers can irritate and dry the skin. A gentle cleanser used appropriately is generally preferable to repeatedly stripping the skin's natural oils.
Yes. Hormonal fluctuations can increase sebum production and may contribute to oily skin and acne, particularly around puberty and other periods of hormonal change.
Oily skin may show fewer visible fine lines in some people, but it can also be more prone to enlarged pores, congestion and acne. Skin ageing is influenced by many factors, including genetics and sun exposure.
Some treatments can address multiple concerns at the same time, including excess oil, clogged pores, acne and uneven skin texture. The appropriate treatment depends on your individual skin condition.
The timeline varies depending on the treatment and underlying cause. Some treatments may provide an immediate improvement in skin appearance, while others require multiple sessions for noticeable changes.
The cost of oily skin treatment in Dubai varies depending on your skin concerns, treatment type, technology used and number of sessions. Treatments such as chemical peels, HydraFacial, laser or light-based treatments may have different costs.
Consider professional advice at Yoyime clinic, Dubai if excessive oil is persistent, accompanied by frequent acne or painful breakouts, or if over-the-counter skincare is not improving your concerns.
