Acne, Breakouts & Enlarged Pores
Acne develops through a combination of increased sebum production, abnormal keratinisation within the follicles, microbial imbalance and inflammation. Professional skin care focuses on gentle cleansing, clearing congested pores, reducing excess oiliness and supporting the skin barrier without harsh drying. Severe, painful or rapidly worsening acne should also be assessed by a dermatologist.
Treatment focus
• comedones, blemishes and congested pores
• excess sebum production
• inflamed and irritated areas
• enlarged pores and uneven texture
• post-inflammatory marks and scar prevention
Recommended professional treatments
Why this treatment: The Clear treatment is designed for blemish-prone, oily and acne-prone skin while respecting the condition of its barrier.
Suitable for: Skin with comedones, blemishes, excess oiliness or recurring pore congestion.
Key benefits: a clearer appearance, soothing of blemish-prone areas and more balanced sebum production.
Why this treatment: The professional protocol can be adapted to the degree of congestion, sensitivity and inflammation.
Suitable for: Teenage and adult skin prone to acne, comedones and enlarged pores.
Key benefits: gentle deep cleansing, reduced surface congestion and support for a calmer appearance.
Why this treatment: Controlled exfoliation helps to address excess keratinisation and clear surface debris from pore openings.
Suitable for: Comedonal acne, oilier skin texture and post-inflammatory discolouration once active inflammation has settled.
Key benefits: a smoother surface, clearer-looking pores and a more even tone.
Why this treatment: This gentle treatment supports hydration and soothes the skin without placing mechanical stress on sensitive, inflamed areas.
Suitable for: Blemish-prone skin that is also dehydrated, irritated or compromised by overly intensive skincare.
Key benefits: improved comfort, hydration and skin barrier support.
Important: Microneedling is not performed over actively inflamed lesions. It is introduced only once acne has settled, for example to address residual scarring and uneven texture.
