Acne and Post-Acne Treatment

Acne often results from excessive sebum production, which leads to inflammation. This can cause the skin to lose its smoothness and become sore or itchy. Hormonal imbalances, issues with sebaceous glands, stress, an unhealthy diet, gastrointestinal problems, endocrine disorders, poor skincare, bad habits, and even genetic predisposition can all contribute to the problem.

Acne manifests on skin in various forms, including:

• Comedones. Non-inflammatory white or black formations caused by sebum buildup, creating uneven skin texture;

• Papules. Small, solid, raised formations without a cavity, ranging from soft to firm;

• Pustules. Empty cavities left after purulent inflammation.

The severity of acne can range from minor comedones and pustules to severe cases with deep lesions, cysts, and extensive inflammation. Each situation requires a personalized approach.

Acne treatments encompass acne medication (topical creams, gels, or oral pills), procedures (facial cleansing, chemical peels, laser treatments, photodynamic therapy), and lifestyle changes (proper skincare routines, dietary adjustments, stress management).

If acne is troubling you, the specialists at Seline Multidisciplinary Center of Aesthetic Medicine are here to help! We offer an extensive range of acne therapy services tailored to clear your skin in any clinical scenario. Our goal is results-driven care, celebrating your success alongside you.

The most effective acne treatments include:

• HydraFacial. An innovative, state-of-the-art facial procedure that has gained immense popularity worldwide. This method delivers immediate and long-lasting results. It combines vortex cleansing, acid peeling, and deep hydration into a comprehensive vacuum-based approach, leaving your skin refreshed and revitalized;
• Heleo 4 LED Mask. A highly effective device that uses four types of light therapy. Blue light specifically targets inflammation, destroys bacteria, soothes irritation, tightens pores, and balances sebaceous gland activity;
• BBL Phototherapy. Broadband light therapy addresses various skin concerns, including acne. By targeting problem areas with light waves of different wavelengths, this treatment helps eliminate breakouts and their residual effects, such as redness and scarring;
• Laser Therapy. Alexandrite laser therapy is one of the most powerful acne and post acne treatments. Laser beams penetrate skin cells quickly and effectively, causing minimal trauma. This treatment is suitable even for sensitive and is especially useful in cases where other methods have been ineffective;
• Microdermabrasion. A gentle exfoliation procedure that removes dead skin cells and stimulates tissue regeneration. This delicate mechanical peeling improves skin texture, elasticity, and tone while addressing acne, post-acne scars, and other imperfections;

• Mesotherapy. This acne treatment technique nourishes the skin with a blend of nutrients and antioxidants delivered through microinjections. It addresses the root cause of acne by regulating sebum production. As a result, the skin achieves balanced oiliness, and inflammation and blemishes are significantly reduced;

• PRP Therapy. A cutting-edge acne treatment that uses the patient’s own plasma, enriched with platelets, to rejuvenate the skin. This nutrient-rich plasma acts as a powerful restorative agent, stimulating metabolic processes, reducing inflammation, and promoting skin renewal. Suitable for most patients, including those prone to allergic reactions.

Benefits of Acne Treatments

The key advantages of professional acne treatments in a clinical setting include:

• Minimal risks;

• Avoiding the need for antibiotics, even in severe cases;

• Noticeable and highly effective results;

• A targeted approach with atraumatic intervention, taking into account the patient’s unique anatomy;

• Non-invasive procedures with no lengthy recovery periods;

• Combination therapies for maximum effectiveness.

How to Prepare for the Procedure?

While preparation for acne treatment is simple, following a few basic guidelines can improve outcomes:

• Avoid home peels, masks, and patches for a week before treatment.

• Refrain from using makeup for 1–2 weeks prior to the procedure.

• Use skincare products with a neutral pH to cleanse your face.

Who is a Good Candidate for the Procedure?

Acne and post-acne correction treatments are suitable for anyone looking to achieve clear, healthy skin — regardless of the severity of their condition or skin sensitivity.

Acne can develop at any stage of life, and this service is recommended for all women and men dealing with skin concerns. Zit removal techniques are designed to suit everyone, making them ideal for people of all ages and genders — including for pregnant women. If acne is causing you physical discomfort or affecting your confidence, don’t hesitate to take the first step toward a solution. Relief is closer than you think!

Risks

Thanks to their minimally invasive nature, these procedures come with minimal risks. Potential side effects might include mild peeling, dry skin, redness, or, in rare cases, allergic reactions. But don’t worry! During your initial consultation, allergy risks will be carefully assessed, and any temporary effects typically resolve on their own within a few days.

Rehabilitation After the Procedures

Recovery after acne treatments is either very mild or nonexistent, allowing you to resume your normal activities right away. The key is to avoid touching your face, refrain from aggressive peels and massages, and protect your skin from direct sunlight by using sunscreen with an SPF of at least 50. Remember, it’s important to protect your skin from sun exposure even on cloudy or cool days.