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Acne and Acne Scars
The treatment options are as follows;

- Deep cleansing facials includes micro dermabrasions to smooth out the skin and extractions.

- Microdermabrasions to smooth out the skin and improve epidermal cellular turnover and the production of new healthy cells. This helps correct many skin conditions and imperfections resulting a healthy, balanced skin surface.

- Blue light has antibacterial properties. It is a 30 minute treatment, during treatment a wrap around facial panel is positioned in front of your face.

- Chemical peels are highly recommended and it is another way of improving epidermal cellular turnover and the production of new healthy cells.

- Oxygenation a series of 1 hour treatments are recommended for mild to moderate acne sufferers.

- Acne lasers a series of 8 to 10 treatments are recommend. The combined Bi Polar Radio frequency and Blue light energies of elos technology penetrate the skin to precisely target and destroy active acne causing bacteria,

- Photo dynamic Therapy combination of levulan amino acid topical with Intense Pulse light (IPL).
 

What is Acne? Acne is a common skin condition caused by inflammation of the hair follicles and oil-producing (sebaceous) glands of the skin. Hair follicles are the tiny tubes that hold the hair in the scalp. Acne may begin during puberty, and affects about 80 percent of all adolescents. It occurs when skin cells are not being shed normally, and these sticky cells block the skin's hair follicles. This traps a body oil called sebum, which is produced by nearby sebaceous glands. The blocked, oil- filled follicle then causes the bacteria normally in the hair follicles to multiply. This leads to inflammation, redness and the formation of pimples (pustules). In adolescents, acne flare-ups probably are related to a natural increase in androgen hormones during the teen years. Hereditary factors also contribute to the problem. Other factors that can lead to acne include the use of oily cosmetics, humidity, heavy sweating, and problems with the ovaries or adrenal glands. Acne also can be triggered by drugs such as lithium or steroids, both the type that are prescribed by physicians and potentially harmful "body-building" steroids, Acne is not related to diet or poor hygiene. In fact, too much washing can cause an acne flare-up to get worse.