A step-wise acne program: control active acne, treat marks (brown/red), and prevent recurrence — with medical care, peels and selected device-based options for suitable cases.
Acne is not “just pimples”. We look at oiliness, pores, inflammation, hormones, stress and routine triggers, then build a plan you can actually follow.
1) Active acne, 2) Marks (brown/red), 3) Scars. Each needs a different approach — mixing everything at once delays results.
We guide you on a realistic routine: gentle cleanser, non-comedogenic moisturizer, sunscreen and acne-safe actives as needed.
Diet advice is personalized; we focus on practical changes you can maintain.
Medical treatment is decided after assessment and may include topical and/or oral options depending on acne type and severity.
Exact prescriptions are finalized in consultation.
When hormonal acne is suspected, we plan safe medical care and, where required, coordinate evaluation and guidance under senior gynaecological supervision.
Brown marks (PIH): improve with sun protection + pigment-safe actives and peels in selected cases.
Red marks / red face: require inflammation control; selected cases may benefit from peels and device-based options.
Explore Skin Rejuvenation and Laser & Light Treatments for supportive options.
Once active acne is controlled, we evaluate scar type and plan dedicated correction.
It depends on acne type and severity. A step-wise plan usually includes routine care, appropriate medicines and procedure-based options for selected cases.
Yes. When hormonal factors are suspected, treatment is planned medically and may be coordinated under senior gynaecological guidance where needed.
Yes. Pigmented and red marks can improve with a plan that may include skincare, peels and selected device-based treatments.
Once active acne is controlled, we assess scar type and plan dedicated scar correction. See the Acne Scar Treatments page.
When to refer: severe/inflammatory or recurrent acne, suspected hormonal acne requiring structured management, acne with significant marks, and patients needing scar correction planning after acne control.
