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Acne treatment
- Combination of the most effective laser and other treatment methods
- We treat the cause, course and consequences of acne
- We will cooperate with the Cosmetic Ward to provide you with the best treatment
Are you fed up of masking unsightly pimples with a thick layer of make-up? Do you want smooth, trouble-free skin? Our specialists can solve all your problems. Make an appointment and entrust yourself to their care. They will recommend the right method for you and give advice on effective dermatology care.
Acne treatment
SMOOTHBEAM LASER
The laser beam penetrates directly to the affected sebaceous glands, stopping acne formation and significantly improving the appearance of scars. After the treatment, it is necessary to protect the skin from sunlight for six weeks. We recommend 3-5 sessions.
VRM SPECTRUM LASER
The laser works on the principle of selective photothermolysis and is used to treat inflammatory manifestations of acne, enlarged pores, seborrheic oily skin, fine wrinkles, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, or melasma. Visible results can be seen after the first treatment, with 50-60% reduction of acne.
OMNILUX BIOSTIMULATING LAMP
This lamp emits red light which helps to heal inflamed areas very quickly. Great results are also achieved by using the blue spectrum of the Omnilux lamp. The blue light destroys bacteria in the sebaceous glands and reduces inflammation.
CHEMICAL PEELING
Acne treatment can also include chemical peeling with highly concentrated fruit acid (40 - 70 %). The skin is exfoliated and then neutralized during this procedure. The calloused parts of the skin are removed to make space for new cells.
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