Acne Correction Protocol.
A graded clinical plan — not a single treatment. Built around the type, depth, and trigger of your acne.
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Acne is a multi-factor condition: sebum overproduction, follicular hyperkeratinization, the inflammatory response, and bacterial colonization all play a role. A single facial cannot solve it. A staged plan can.
Our Acne Correction Protocol is exactly that — staged. We diagnose first (type, depth, history, triggers, current home care), then build a sequence of targeted in-studio sessions, a calibrated home protocol, and check-points at every interval. The aim is to break the cycle and resurface the residue.
Протокол
- 01 · Diagnosis
Type, depth, triggers, current routine, history. Photographic mapping under fixed light.
- 02 · Decongest
Enzymatic and acid-led decongestion; controlled extraction; antibacterial work.
- 03 · Re-set the home protocol
Clinical-grade actives, dosing schedule, and a 4-week rebuild path.
- 04 · Stage corrections
BioRePeel and HydraFacial interventions, alternated to keep the cycle interrupted.
- 05 · Address residue
Once active acne is controlled, we treat residue — PIE/PIH and texture — with microneedling and PDRN.
Вопросы
Can you treat hormonal acne?+
We work alongside your dermatologist or endocrinologist when systemic care is appropriate. Topically, we can substantially reduce flare severity, frequency, and residue — but hormonal drivers require medical co-management.
How quickly will I see change?+
Inflammatory lesions typically reduce within 2–3 sessions. Comedonal patterns shift over 4–6. Residue work (marks, texture) begins once the cycle is controlled and compounds across 6–12 weeks.
Do you prescribe medication?+
We do not. We are a clinical aesthetic practice; we coordinate with prescribing physicians when relevant.
Will I get worse before I get better?+
We work to avoid that. Aggressive 'purging' protocols are not our standard — we believe in calibrated dosing and protected progression.