Sebum regulation
After cleansing, the active ingredients calm and nourish the skin and help reduce the excess sebum that feeds inflammation.
Skin care
Treatment for Acne-Prone Skin
Personalised care for problem skin prone to inflammatory or hormonal acne. It eases breakouts, calms inflammation, regulates sebum production and regenerates the skin at depth.
What the treatment helps with
- Inflammatory and hormonal acne
- Excess sebum production
- Clogged pores and blackheads
- Oily, problem skin
- Irritated, inflamed skin
Products and active ingredients
I work with highly active ingredients developed by a dermatologist. I choose the formulation according to the condition of your skin.
Photobiomodulation
Blue light acts on the bacteria behind the inflammation, while red light supports the renewal of irritated skin. The therapy is painless and doesn’t heat the skin.
Home care
With acne, what happens between visits is what counts. I’ll recommend a specific routine for your skin, because salon treatments alone are not enough for a lasting result.
What happens during the treatment
A multi-step treatment with a precise procedure, its intensity chosen according to the current condition of your skin.
- Assessing your skinI choose the treatment formulation and its intensity according to the current condition of your skin.
- Deep cleansingMake-up removal and thorough cleansing prepare the skin for the active ingredients.
- Working in the active ingredientsHighly active ingredients calm and nourish the skin and help reduce sebum production.
- PhotobiomodulationClosing light therapy, with the spectrum chosen according to the condition of your skin.
- AdviceI’ll recommend how often to have further treatments.
Before you book
When to postpone the treatment
- An active cold sore, inflammation or infection in the treatment area
- Freshly tanned or sunburnt skin
- Increased sensitivity to light or taking photosensitising medication
- Ongoing acne treatment with a dermatologist
Please take this list as a guide only. Before we start, I always assess in person whether the treatment is right for you.
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Questions before your first visit
Can I have the treatment if I’m seeing a dermatologist?
It depends on what you’re taking. Some acne medications dry the skin out considerably and make it more sensitive, so the approach needs to be discussed with your doctor first. A cosmetic treatment does not replace medical treatment, but it can complement it.
Won’t my skin get worse after the treatment?
After deep cleansing, your skin may be temporarily red and more sensitive, which settles within a few hours. Over the next few days, blemishes that were already forming in the skin may come to the surface – that is part of the process, not a step back.
Is one treatment enough, or does it need to be repeated?
One is not enough. With acne-prone skin, what matters is regularity and, above all, what happens to your skin between visits – home care is just as important as the treatment at the salon. I recommend a treatment every 14 days until your skin stabilises.
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If you’re not sure whether the treatment for acne-prone skin is right for you, send me a message. I’ll be happy to help you find the treatment that suits you best.