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Skin is the biggest organ of our body, acting as a shield against infections, allergens, and environmental irritants. Just like any organ, it can develop health problems ranging from pesky rashes to life-changing chronic diseases.

When you look in the mirror and see tiny holes or uneven texture on your skin, you’re most likely noticing open pores. While everyone has pores (they allow sweat and oil to reach the skin’s surface), in some people they appear larger and more visible.

Our skin is the body's largest organ and serves as a crucial barrier against harmful microorganisms. However, despite its protective function, the skin is still susceptible to various infections.