Acne is the most common skin condition that effects millions of people. Prompt diagnosis , treatment and management of Acne is vital!
Acne is the most common skin condition that affects over 50 million Americans each year. It usually begins at puberty and lasts through teenage years or young adulthood, affecting approximately 85 percent of individuals between the years of 12 and 24. However, acne can even be a chronic issue for people in their 30s or 40s. Acne can be;
Men and women ages 21 and up
30-60 minutes
< 1-2 hrs
3-6 months
Acne is caused when excess oil (sebum), dirt, bacteria, or dead skin cells clog the skin’s pores. It typically occurs during puberty when a hormone called androgen increases and produces high volumes of sebum. Acne can also result from genetic influence, stress, diet, smoking, and pore-clogging cosmetics. Acne can either be inflammatory or non-inflammatory.
If you have acne, your dermatology provider can diagnose it by looking at your breakouts. During your appointment, we discuss what type of acne you have and where the breakouts appear on your skin. Your provider determines the right treatment option and educates you on Acne management.
Several non-invasive cosmetic treatments are available to improve the texture, tone and acne scars. Talk to you provider about these options for your skin management.
Chemical peels helps the skin with gentle exfoliation and evening out the skin tone and texture.
Sometimes you need to take care of that one acne lesion that is not going away. If you are the right candidate,your provider may inject a small amount of steroid that will suppress the inflammation.
Platelet Rich Plasma injection in acne scars can help repair and induce tissue regeneration under the scar tissue.
Skin pen micorneedling treatment is a great way to take care of Acne scars. This non-invasive procedure i recommended after the skin is clear of any active flareups.
Using radio frequency heat waves and Micro-needles in conjunction gives you an effective treatment for Acne Scaring.
Cleanse, extract, exfoliate and hydrate gently with the deep pore cleansing procedure tailored specifically for our acne patients.
Men and women ages 21 and up
10-30 minutes
< 1-2 hrs
3-6 months
Acne is caused when excess oil (sebum), dirt, bacteria, or dead skin cells clog the skin’s pores. It typically occurs during puberty when a hormone called androgen increases and produces high volumes of sebum. Acne can also result from genetic influence, stress, diet, smoking, and pore-clogging cosmetics. Acne can either be inflammatory or non-inflammatory.
If you have acne, your dermatology provider can diagnose it by looking at your breakouts. During your appointment, we discuss what type of acne you have and where the breakouts appear on your skin. Your provider determines the right treatment option and educates you on Acne management.
Each patient is evaluated and treated based on the cause of Acne.
Several non-invasive cosmetic treatments are available to improve the texture, tone and acne scars. Talk to you provider about these options for your skin management.
Chemical peels helps the skin with gentle exfoliation and evening out the skin tone and texture.
Sometimes you need to take care of that one acne lesion that is not going away. If you are the right candidate,your provider may inject a small amount of steroid that will suppress the inflammation.
Platelet Rich Plasma injection in acne scars can help repair and induce tissue regeneration under the scar tissue.
Skin pen micorneedling treatment is a great way to take care of Acne scars. This non-invasive procedure i recommended after the skin is clear of any active flareups.
Using radio frequency heat waves and Micro-needles in conjunction gives you an effective treatment for Acne Scaring.
Cleanse, extract, exfoliate and hydrate gently with the deep pore cleansing procedure tailored specifically for our acne patients.
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