A targeted technology to treat acne
Skinpulse Dermatology offers laser treatments dedicated to acne-prone skin, including the AviClear™ technology.
This treatment acts directly on the mechanisms involved in the appearance of blemishes, notably the overproduction of sebum.
How the treatment works
AviClear™ uses specific laser energy to target the sebaceous glands.
By regulating their activity, the treatment helps reduce excess sebum, a key factor in the development of acne.
Unlike some more superficial approaches, this technology acts in depth, directly on the structures responsible for blemishes, while respecting the surrounding tissue.
Treatment process
The treatment is carried out in the clinic.
The protocol generally includes several short sessions of approximately 30 minutes each.
A sensation of warmth or tingling may be felt during the session. Slight redness may appear after treatment and disappears quickly.
Results
Results appear gradually after the sessions.
Clinical data shows that 92% of patients see an improvement in their acne after AviClear™ treatment.
The improvement continues to evolve over time, several months after the end of the protocol.
Personalized care
A prior dermatological consultation is essential in order to:
- evaluate the skin
- confirm the indication
- define a tailored protocol
The treatment can be integrated into a comprehensive acne care plan according to individual needs.
FAQ
Is the treatment painful?
A sensation of warmth or tingling may be felt during the session, but the treatment is generally well tolerated.
How many sessions are needed?
A multi-session protocol is generally recommended, depending on the severity of the acne and skin type.
When do results appear?
Results appear gradually after the sessions and continue to improve in the months that follow.
Are there side effects?
Slight redness or mild swelling may appear after the session. These effects are temporary.
Is the treatment suitable for all skin types?
Yes, this technology can be used on different skin types, after evaluation by the dermatologist.
