Want To Get Over Acne
But Don’t Know How?

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Confused about acne ?

Frustrated that treatments that work for others won’t work for you ?Do you wish you could talk to your doctor about diet and other ways to treat acne? And actually get a useful answer ?

welcome to advanced skin clinic

Confused about acne ?

Frustrated that treatments that work for others won’t work for you ?Do you wish you could talk to your doctor about diet and other ways to treat acne? And actually get a useful answer ?

welcome to advanced skin clinic

Reliable, Science-Based Advice
On Acne Treatments

You just want to live your life without worrying about acne? But in the sea of conflicting advice it’s difficult to know what to do – or even where to start. I’m here to put an end to that. By sharing science-based advice, I hope I can help you to make sense and get rid of acne.

Acne doesn’t have to be confusing or complicated. Science has already uncovered many natural ways to treat acne – and you can read all about them here.

306 Degree approach to acne

What Is Acne?

Cause Of Acne

What Is a Blackhead?

What Is a Whitehead?

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What Are Chemical Peels?

Types of Chemical Peels

Side effect of peel

Post Peel care

Types of Lasers

How it works

Side Effects

Post Peel care

Different acne Cause

Irritant – Sometimes acne is just a skin problem, like in irritant-type acne. Physical rubbing and harsh or comedogenic chemicals can irritate the skin and cause acne.
Infectious – Not technically acne but frequently mistaken for it. Certain pathogens can cause skin infections that look like acne. One example is a yeast called Malassezia, which causes Malassezia folliculitis that looks very similar to acne. One characteristic of infectious-type acne is that it usually doesn’t respond to or gets worse with antibiotics used treat acne. The antibiotics kill off the skin bacteria that hold off the yeast.

Hormonal – linked to an imbalance between male and female sex hormones (androgens and estrogens). Androgens stimulate the skin cells to produce more oil, which leads to clogged pores, inflammation and acne. Usually aggravated by carbohydrates, dairy products and other foods that spike insulin levels. The most common acne type for adult women.
Inflammatory – Excessive inflammation depletes antioxidant stores and leaves the skin vulnerable to inflammatory damage from UV radiation, air pollution, and other sources. Read more about the link between inflammation and acne. The trick in inflammatory-type acne is to nail down the cause of inflammation, which can be gut problems, histamine intolerance, food allergies, etc.
Stress/emotional – People with emotional-type acne feel like acne has taken over their lives. They are anxious and stressed because of it and spend a lot of time and money researching and trying different things. Stress and anxiety often aggravate acne, which causes even more stress and anxiety. The priority in emotional-type acne is to stop the vicious stress-acne-stress cycle.