Treating active acne
The first step is understanding the cause and type of your breakouts. Depending on your skin, the plan may include topical or oral medication, plus cleansing and peel sessions that calm inflammation and unclog pores.
Treating marks and scars
Once breakouts are under control, we treat what they left behind. Dark marks usually improve with peels and mesotherapy, while pitted scars need collagen-stimulating treatments such as fractional laser and Dermapen.
Why a complete plan?
Acne and its scars differ from person to person, and treating scars while breakouts are active can make things worse. The doctor puts the treatments in the right order and follows your progress with you.
Frequently asked questions
Can marks be treated while I still have breakouts?
It is best to control active acne first, though some gentle treatments can start early if the doctor advises it.
Will scars disappear completely?
The aim is a clear improvement in scar depth and skin texture; how much depends on the type and depth of the scars.
How long does treatment take?
It varies, and usually spans several months. The doctor explains the plan and expected timeline at your consultation.
