Acne Reduction

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About Acne

Acne can be distressing and annoyingly persistent. Acne lesions heal slowly, and when one begins to resolve, others seem to crop up. This ongoing battle and long-lasting cycle is both wearisome and frustrating.

Hormones likely play a role in the development of acne, making the condition most common in teenagers. But people of all ages can get acne. Some adult women experience mild to moderate acne due to hormonal changes associated with pregnancy, their menstrual cycles, or starting or stopping birth control pills.

(From MayoClinic.com)

Treatments

There are a variety of treatments for acne. Our experienced aesthetician will gladly meet with you and go over your current skin care routine and make suggestions for changes that will help the road to healing. The Rhonda Allison skin care line we utilize carries products specifically geared toward the treatment of acne. We also have a blue light available to assist in the treatment ofacne. Blue light helps kill bacteria and results are seen when the recommended treatment protocol is followed. Give us a call today to set up an appointment.

Post-Treatment

After treating acne, sometimes there will be some scarring left over. This too will be able to be diminished by having a FotoFacial or a series of collagen-building laser treatments performed.