Acne

Common acne is one of the most frequent dermatological conditions treated in everyday clinical practice. It is an inflammatory disease of the pilosebaceous units that significantly affects quality of life.

Characteristics

• Seborrhea (increased sebum production)
• Formation of open and closed comedones
• Appearance of papules, pustules, and nodules
• Severe cases may leave scars

Medication-Free Treatment

Acne can be treated with safe and effective methods that do not require medications, utilizing pure and revitalizing light spectrum. This approach is ideal even during periods of increased sun exposure.

Mechanism of Action

• Activation of defensive leukocytes
• Reduction of pro-inflammatory cytokine production
• Tissue regeneration and improvement of overall skin health

Therapeutic Protocols

The therapeutic protocols are personalized, taking into account the unique needs of each patient. Different treatments may sometimes be combined for maximum effectiveness.

Monitoring

After the treatment, a special monitoring program is established for skin care and maintaining the results, ensuring long-term benefits.