We will all get acne on our face at least once in our lives, after all, it is a common skin disorder. Acne affects people of all ages, but it is more common in young people, especially during early puberty.

puberty

The body begins to develop as we grow and this causes an increase in hormones. These hormones stimulate the sebaceous glands to produce more sebum and these glands can become overactive. The skin pores can become clogged with excess oil or sebum, and this is what causes acne.

sockets

Blackheads and whiteheads occur when plugs block the top layer of your pores.

bacteria

When acne becomes inflamed, the contents heat up and become infected, causing the bacterial blockage to break through the skin’s surface.

The correct medical treatment can treat acne, but there are things we can do to help prevent the causes and discomfort of acne.

food allergy

Some acne breakouts can be the result of food allergies. Go a couple of weeks without the foods you think might trigger acne and look for alternatives.

check ingredients

Soap can have harsh ingredients that dry and irritate the skin, which can lead to breakouts. Instead, try using a gentle cleanser for your face, making sure not to scrub your skin too hard.

touching

Try to stop touching your face. Throughout the day our hands accumulate dirt, germs and bacteria and this ends up on the skin when we touch our face, clogging the pores. Popping and squeezing pimples will only make them worse because you’re passing the bacteria from one part of your face to another.

tea tree oil

Tea tree oil is a natural disinfectant and applying a small amount to blemishes can help break down bacteria and speed up the healing process, without stripping your skin of its natural moisture.

Keep hydrated

Water is very important to the body, and drinking eight glasses of water a day will help keep your body and skin hydrated. Drinking water will help you have clear and beautiful skin by removing toxins from your system and cleansing cells of accumulated waste.

Advanced laser technology is effective for adult acne, adolescent acne, and various degrees of acne; severe, moderate or mild.

Benefits of laser treatment on acne;

• It is effective in all forms of acne vulgaris.
• The laser adapts to all skin types, on the face or body
• no side effects
• An excellent alternative to topical treatments
• Smoother skin complexion and clearer looking skin.
• The laser also fades acne scars.
• latest results
• The laser has a proven safety record

Clinics recommend early intervention as acne can scar for life. Laser treatment can help not only with the physical symptoms of acne, but also give patients a newfound confidence in themselves, without worrying or embarrassing themselves about their skin condition.