Dermatology
Acne Treatment
Medically led acne management combining prescription care with in-clinic treatment.
- Duration
- 45 minutes
- Downtime
- Varies by the procedures included in your plan.
- Results
- Meaningful change typically from 8–12 weeks.
- Sessions
- Ongoing plan with review at 6–8 weeks
Acne is a medical condition, not a cosmetic one, and it responds best to a plan that addresses its cause rather than only its appearance. Assessment covers severity, distribution, scarring risk and any hormonal or lifestyle contributors.
A plan typically combines topical or oral prescription treatment with in-clinic procedures such as peels or extractions, plus a simplified home routine. Active acne is stabilised before any scar treatment is considered, since treating scarring too early gives a poorer result.
Benefits
- Addresses the cause, not just the surface
- Reduces the risk of permanent scarring
- Prescription options where clinically appropriate
- Ongoing review as the skin changes
Treatment options
Areas and tiers bookable under this treatment. Which is right for you — and what it costs — is confirmed at consultation.
- Active Acne Programme
- Acne Facial
- Medical Management
What happens during treatment
Medical assessment
Severity, triggers and history are reviewed by a clinician.
Plan
A combined prescription and in-clinic plan is agreed with you.
Treatment phase
In-clinic sessions run alongside your home routine.
Review
Progress is reviewed at 6–8 weeks and the plan adjusted.
Common questions
Acne treatment is gradual. Most plans show meaningful change by eight to twelve weeks, and some treatments cause an initial purge before improvement. Your clinician will set expectations for your specific plan.
