Acne

Acne is a common, multi-factorial skin condition which commonly starts during puberty.

In many cases, it tends to ease when we reach adulthood, but in some people, acne can persist for decades. Acne is often confined to the face, but it may involve the neck, chest and back. There are multiple forms of acne from mild, which manifests in the form of blackheads or whiteheads. When they get inflamed, they become red spots and turn into pus-filled pimples. Occasionally, larger deeper bumps or cysts (which resemble boils) may develop. If left untreated, this inflammatory acne can leave permanently disfigured scars on your skin.

Acne can be treated in many ways, depending on its severity. As an experienced skin specialist, I will evaluate the stages of your acne as well as your skin type and recommend suitable management for you. I offer clinically proven, effective treatments to help control acne in its active stages as well as residual acne scarring which will not disappear without treatment.

From £65