Advanced Acne Treatment is a specialized facial procedure designed to address acne-related concerns. This treatment includes the application of anti-acne ampoules that work to slow down and prevent the formation of acne. By targeting the underlying causes of acne, such as excess sebum production and inflammation, this treatment aims to improve the overall condition of the skin and minimize the occurrence of breakouts. The incorporation of effective ampoules helps to regulate oil production and promote a clearer, healthier complexion.
Treatment Benefits
Designed Around Your Skin Goals
Clearer Skin
Clearance of Comedones
Reduction of Acne
Regulation of Oil Production
Anti-Inflammatory Effects
Your Treatment Journey
What Happens During The Session
Double Cleanse
Ultra Sonic Deep Cleanse
Focused Extraction
Cryo Infusion of Anti-Acne Ampoules
IDS Anti-Acne Mask
Omega LED Light
Sunscreen
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions About Advanced Acne Treatment (AAT)
Useful Information Before Your Appointment
AAT is specifically structured for acne-related concerns. In addition to ultrasonic deep cleansing and focused extraction, it uses anti-acne ampoules, an anti-acne mask and Omega LED light.
Yes. Focused extraction is a key step, and clearance of comedones is one of the published treatment benefits.
The treatment is designed to help regulate oil production while addressing congestion and inflammation with targeted anti-acne ampoules and supporting treatment steps.
After cleansing and extraction, anti-acne ampoules are delivered using a Cryo Infusion step as part of the acne-focused protocol.
AAT is primarily focused on acne, comedones, oil regulation and inflammation. If post-acne dark marks are a major concern, IAT+ includes an Intense Light Treatment specifically aimed at marks and overall brightness.
No. AAT is designed around acne-prone and congested skin, including oiliness, clogged pores and blemishes, with the exact approach depending on your current skin condition.
Thorough cleansing prepares congested skin for the subsequent treatment steps, including extraction where appropriate and the acne-focused components of the protocol.
Mention active irritation, medication, recent procedures and any products that may make your skin more sensitive. This helps the therapist assess whether the planned acne-treatment steps are appropriate.