Acne Management
Acne is a medical condition that can have psychological and physical impacts, such as facial scarring and post-inflammatory pigmentation (PIH). It can occur anywhere on the body; however, face, chest, and back acne are the most common.
The first step when treating acne is a detailed assessment to determine the type, grade, and contributing causes. Acne can be hormonal, so hormonal contributors must be thoroughly investigated and managed medically.
Management includes medical-grade in-clinic skin treatments, strict avoidance of all stripping skincare agents, including micro-exfoliants, and regular, consistent use of pH-balanced cleansers, SPF 50+, BHA, zinc, and lactopeptides with B3 serums, soothing moisturisers, and mild retinoids as the topical treatments of choice.
Quality Homecare Maintenance Options
Do not over cleanse or scrub your skin!
AM and PM
Acne Specific Cleansers
Anti-inflammatory Treatment Serums
Sebum Management Serums
Non-Comedogenic Hydration
Quality SPF 50+
Non-Comedogenic Make-Up If Required
In Clinic Treatments
Depending on the grade of acne, fortnightly in-clinic skin treatments may be required until active acne is under control followed by....
2 - 4 weekly in-clinic treatments
Twice weekly Healite II Red/Blue to manage active acne