Acne and scars from acne

How to stop acne and treat acne scars?

The face, forehead, chest, shoulders, and upper back are the most common places where acne appears. Some of the causes are genes, changing hormone levels, stress, high humidity, and using greasy or oily personal care products. Acne is most common in teenagers, but it can happen to anyone.

Acne commonly referred to as pimples can be caused by bad eating habits, poor hand hygiene, hormonal imbalances, and unhealthy lifestyles. After looking at your skin type and in addition to suggesting diet and lifestyle changes, our dermatologist will decide which medications and laser treatments are best for you.

Intial objective of our treatment is to control and prevent the acne from cropping followed by treating the acne scars.

so you always look your best and can face the world with confidence.

Choices for treating active acne

  • Chemical peels
  • Tretinoin / Retinoids
  • Topical Creams
  • Hydrafacials
  • Zein Obagi Therapy

Treatment options for Acne Scars

  • MicroDermabrasion
  • Chemical Peels

For deep scars -

  • Subcision and Nanofat / Microfat grafting
  • CO2 fractional Laser
  • MNRF - Venus Viva or Morpheus
  • Silk Peel Pro- Dermal infusion technology with Pore clarifying serum- to treat breakouts and oily skin.
  • Diamond peel with Infusion technique – extraction of comedones and clear excess sebum
  • Derma roller
  • PRP

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Frequently asked questions

Although teenagers often get acne, it can affect adults of any age.

What causes acne?

Acne develops on the skin when the pores become clogged, which may occur as a result of an overproduction of oil, a buildup of bacteria or the shedding of dead skin cells. When these substances build up in the hair follicle, they form a soft plug that forces the follicle wall to bulge and protrude from the skin, causing a lesion to develop.

Symptoms of acne can include blackheads, whiteheads, cysts, nodules, pustules, redness and swelling.

No; it can make them worse. Pimples should never be opened except by a dermatologist because of the risk of infection.

Acne treatments vary depending on the type and severity of lesions, and the patient’s skin type, age and lifestyle. Treatment options can include topical creams and ointments, and prescription oral antibiotics. To remove acne scarring, treatments such as dermabrasion or laser therapy may be recommended.

Yes, you can wear light make up – but it’s probably best to avoid it entirely if you possibly can. Choose your products carefully i.e. preferably use non-comedogenic make-up. Wash your face twice a day with gentle cleanser and after sweating. Always remove make-up before going to bed.

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