Concern
Acne and Acne Scarring
Acne is a common skin condition that can affect people of all ages. For those with residual scarring or congestion, a range of clinical treatments may help to improve the appearance of skin texture and clarity.
Signs you might notice
- Active breakouts
- Blackheads and congestion
- Post-acne marks
- Textural scarring
- Uneven skin surface
Treatments that may help
Individual results vary. Your nurse prescriber will recommend the most appropriate option for you at a consultation. A booking fee applies and is redeemed against any in-clinic treatment taken within 12 weeks.
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Microneedling
A controlled skin resurfacing treatment that may help to improve the appearance of skin texture, acne scarring, enlarged pores and early signs of ageing.
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Radio Frequency Microneedling
Combines microneedling with radiofrequency energy to support deeper skin remodelling, which may help to improve the appearance of skin laxity, texture and scarring.
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Chemical Peels
Professional-grade chemical exfoliation treatments that may help to improve the appearance of skin texture, tone, pigmentation and congestion. Available in varying strengths.
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Teen Skin
A gentle, medically guided approach to supporting skin health in younger clients, addressing concerns such as acne, congestion and skin confidence.
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Obagi Prescription Skin Care
A range of medically prescribed skincare products designed to support skin health and address concerns including pigmentation, ageing and acne.
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Can aesthetic treatments help with active acne?
Some treatments, such as LED light therapy and certain chemical peels, may help with active acne. However, a clinical assessment is required to determine the most appropriate approach.
How many sessions are needed for acne scarring?
This depends on the severity of scarring. A course of 3-6 microneedling or RF microneedling sessions is commonly recommended for textural scarring.