Acne & treatment plans to help you….
How can I help you improve your acne? I have struggled with acne for years, tried everything I could find in the shops and nothing helped. It really got me down and made me feel so self conscious. I began my medical grade skin care journey and added products that are actively changing the way my skin behaves. Acne
Acne is a common skin condition caused by excess oil production, blocked pores, bacteria, and inflammation. It can range from occasional breakouts to persistent acne and may leave behind scarring or pigmentation if left untreated.
My approach focuses on treating both active acne and preventing future breakouts. I combine advanced in-clinic treatments with medical-grade skincare to target the underlying causes of acne while supporting long-term skin health.
How can I help?
Depending on your skin, your treatment plan may include:
Professional skin peels
LED light therapy
Medical-grade facials
Microneedling (for acne scarring once active acne is controlled)
What treatments help?
I also recommend personalised skincare using ZO Skin Health or Obagi Medical, including cleansers, exfoliants, acne treatments, and oil-control products to support your results at home. As a nurse prescriber I am able to prescribe skincare such as Tretinoin and create a skincare routine for you depending on the severity of your acne. These kind of products target your skin at a cellular level and actively change the way your skin behaves. Results take time and it is a process. The aim is to give you clearer skin and prevent future breakouts.
Medical grade skincare products
A personalised plan. What could it look like?
Most clients achieve the best results with:
A course of 4–6 professional Obagi or Zo skin peels (every 2–4 weeks)
A customised ZO or Obagi skincare programme
Ongoing reviews to adjust your treatment as your skin improves. You will receive on-going reviews to ensure that your skin is improving and if any adjustments are required. By the end you should have clearer skin and less new breakouts,
