New Generation Dermatological Approaches in Acne and Blemish Treatment
Acne and blemish treatment is one of the most frequently used medical procedures in dermatology clinics for individuals who want to regain their skin health and smooth appearance. Acne is not a condition specific to adolescence; It can also have a chronic course in adulthood due to hormonal fluctuations, stress, genetic predisposition and use of wrong cosmetic products. Untreated inflammatory acne lesions pave the way for permanent scars (acne scars) and stubborn spots (post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation) in the skin tissue.
Combined and Holistic Treatment Protocols
In our clinic, instead of a uniform approach to acne and blemish treatment, personalized combined treatment protocols are applied according to the patient's skin type, depth of lesions and blemish density:
- Fractional Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Laser: Promotes significant recovery of deep acne scars and pits by providing controlled micro-thermal renewal in the lower layers of the skin.
- Golden Needle Radiofrequency (Microneedle RF): It stimulates collagen and elastin production directly in the dermis layer without damaging the skin barrier, tightens the pores and regulates the active sebum balance.
- Targeted Medical Peeling: It removes the dead layer of the skin and lightens spot pigmentation with dermatological solutions containing salicylic acid, glycolic acid and TCA.
- Blemish Mesotherapy & Exosome Treatment: Regulates melanocyte activity with formulas containing vitamin C, glutathione, tranexamic acid and biological growth factors.
Things to Consider During the Treatment Process
In order for the success achieved in acne and blemish treatments to be permanent, the home follow-up protocols recommended by the physician must be followed meticulously. During the treatment, protecting the skin against sunlight with broad-spectrum dermatological sunscreens (SPF 50+), not squeezing the lesions, and choosing non-comedogenic dermocosmetic products directly determine the success of the treatment.
