Understanding Acne
A Dermatologist's Perspective

Acne is a common skin issue that develops when sebum (oil) and dead skin cells clog the skin’s pores, which is where our hair grows. While not limited to teens, acne severity can range from mild to severe and is majorly influenced by hormonal changes, genetics and certain medicines. It can appear in a variety of ways, including papules, pustules and blackheads.

According to observational research done in India, 55.7% of people experience persistent acne that starts in youth and continues into adulthood. Hormonal changes, stress, pollution, unsuitable skincare products, an excessively greasy diet and over-cleansing are some of the common acne-causing factors.

Consult our Dermatologist for an accurate diagnosis and personalized treatment plan for acne-free skin.

How We Do It

Consultation

Analysis of the patient 

Diagnosis

Analysis of the patient 

Treatment Plan

Decide a course of action 

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Advanced Treatments

Ensure the plan is working

Prevention Tips

Recommendations by the doctor 

Treatment Options

Our Recommended Treatment

FAB‘s signature therapy for acne treatment includes 2 to 3 customized /Advanced, Hydra-Acne facials with photodynamic therapy and 4 to 5 different types of lasers for acne. Depending upon the severity and grade, the treatment protocol will vary.
All the above treatments are applied with customized changes as per the individual patient’s skin type and medical history.

Tips

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FAQ’s

Acne treatment must be continued for around 4-6 weeks in order to see a meaningful improvement. If your acne is severe or if over-the-counter treatments fail, don’t hesitate to see a Dermatologist.

Naturally, if your acne is severe, please contact a Dermatologist right away, also when you have mild acne and over-the-counter treatments don’t work for you.

In this modern era, there are many treatment options to treat acne even with home remedies, for the best treatment for your acne contact FAB Skin Hair & Laser Clinic for such services.

Acne scars are challenging to erase and no single therapy is effective for everyone.

Yes, eating meals high in fat and sugar can make acne more likely to develop.