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Acne & Facial Scars

Improve the clarity, texture, and evenness of your skin with advanced treatments targeting active acne and residual marks.

Acne is a common skin condition characterized by blackheads, whiteheads, inflammatory pimples, and sometimes deeper lesions. Although it is often associated with adolescence, it can occur at any age.

For some people, acne can leave behind scars, texture irregularities, or persistent pigmentation marks. Fortunately, several medical aesthetic treatments can help improve the appearance of the skin and reduce these lasting effects.

What Are Acne and Facial Scars?

Understanding the causes of acne

Factors Related to Acne
and Skin Scars

The factors related to acne and skin scars are numerous and can be of internal or external origin. Excessive sebum production, clogged pores, and bacterial overgrowth contribute to the development of inflammatory lesions. These manifestations can be worsened by hormonal imbalances, a genetic predisposition, or certain environmental factors, such as stress or pollution.

This condition can affect both adolescents and adults, particularly in cases of persistent or hormonal acne. Scars typically develop following more severe inflammatory acne or when lesions are picked or manipulated, which can disrupt the skin’s natural healing process.

FAQ

What is the best time of year to treat acne and scars?

Treatments can be performed year-round, but it is recommended to limit sun exposure after certain procedures, such as chemical peels or IPL, to optimize results and protect the skin.

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