Acne
Understand and treat acne effectively
Overview
Acne is one of the most common dermatological conditions, affecting people of all ages. Although often associated with adolescence, acne can persist or appear in adults as well.
Causes of acne include excessive sebum production, pore blockage, bacteria, and inflammation. Hormonal factors, stress, and diet can aggravate symptoms.
Symptoms
- Pimples and blackheads
- Pustules and nodules
- Oily skin
- Post-acne scars
When to see a doctor
- Moderate or severe acne
- Acne not responding to OTC treatments
- Scarring or hyperpigmentation
- Impact on self-confidence
- Extensive acne (face + trunk)
- Acne that leaves great ammount of scaring
Treatment options
Acne Treatment - Adult and Teen Acne Treatment
Acne is not just a dermatological condition as it can profoundly impact self-confidence and overall quality of life. For this reason, the approach must be medical, structured, and tailored to each individual patient. Treatment goes beyond simply prescribing a product. It involves identifying and addressing the underlying causes: hormonal imbalances, inflammation, excess sebum production, triggering factors, or an unsuitable skincare routine. The therapeutic plan is individualized and may include topical and systemic treatments, dermatological procedures, and adjustments to the skincare regimen. The goal is to control inflammation, prevent scarring, and achieve stable, long-term results through a clear strategy and careful follow-up.
Learn moreDermatology Consultation - Comprehensive Evaluation and Personalized Treatment Plan
The dermatological consultation is the first step to healthy skin. We evaluate the general condition of the skin, identify existing problems, and establish a personalized treatment plan.
Learn moreFrequently asked questions
How long does acne treatment take?
Treatment duration varies depending on the severity of acne. Generally, first results are seen after 4-6 weeks, and complete treatment may take 3-6 months for optimal results.