Acne is a skin condition that causes red pimples on the face and other parts of the body. These are caused by infected sebaceous glands and occur in people of all ages. There are many treatments available for acne, so contact a board-certified dermatologist in your area to learn more about your options.

Facial treatments are designed to clean your pores, remove dead skin, and treat common issues through a mask. Acne facials are designed specifically to help improve the appearance of acne and avoid future breakouts.

Acne-Prone Facial in Philadelphia

The Springhouse Dermatology acne-prone facial is a therapeutic treatment designed to calm breakouts and irritation. If you have acne-prone skin, getting medical facial treatment every 4-6 weeks can make a huge difference in jump-starting your way to clearer skin! Our skilled medical aesthetician, Sarah Heller specializes in treating and clearing acne blemishes with pharmaceutical-grade treatments and ingredients to help resolve current acne breakouts and to prevent and heal acne scarring.

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Acne-Prone Facials 101

Overview

Acne is a skin condition that arises when our pores get clogged by oily secretions. These clogged pores develop into pimples. In more severe cases, they develop into lumps below the skin’s surface that can cause irritation and possible infection. This is commonly referred to as cystic acne. We treat all types of acne conditions through a thorough evaluation to determine the cause and most appropriate treatment including prescription medications, medical-grade skincare, and treatments such as acne-prone facials to help jumpstart your regimen.

What to Expect

A medical appointment can be made with one of the providers at Springhouse Dermatology. During this visit, we review your complete medical history, previous treatments, or therapies and determine an individualized treatment plan to address your acne.
We will continue to follow up with you on a schedule determined by your provider to follow your progress while on prescription medications and medical-grade skincare to make sure your treatment plan remains appropriate and provides optimal results without adverse effects.

Pre-Treatment Instructions

We recommend coming in without heavy makeup on.
We do want you to continue using any prescribed topicals up until the day of your appointment and may make adjustments for your post-care if we need to post-treatment.
You may be slightly red if extractions were performed and those could look red or leave little scabs that could last a few days.
You may feel tight or dry the few days after the treatment and we will make adjustments to your home care regimen to make sure you are hydrating/moisturizing the skin as needed.

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At Springhouse Dermatology and Aesthetics, Montgomery County aesthetician Sarah Heller customizes each facial treatment to meet your specific skin care needs. All clients will receive a complete skin analysis with our aesthetician before treatment, to determine their skin type and the best healing products to nourish and compliment your skin. Our aesthetician will also discuss your in-home skincare regimen and offer insight on how to keep your complexion clear and radiant all year long.

Treat Acne with a Facial

By determining just what your skin needs, the acne-prone facial specifically targets concerns and gets you looking and feeling your best after just one treatment. We’re happy to offer the best quality ingredients and harness the power of powerful LED lights to soothe and deeply cleanse your skin. Our facials are designed to fight acne, heal acne scarring, and provide a radiant complexion. Depending on your skin type and the grade of acne we are treating, the facial elements are customized to each individual patient.

Begins with a double cleanse, for powerful cleansing of debris that clogs your pores.
Next, diamond tip microdermabrasion dermal infusion exfoliates and delivers clarifying ingredients deep into the skin. *Pharmaceutical grade AHA or BHA peel solution is also an option.
Then, manual extractions are performed to alleviate stubborn congestion and unclog whiteheads and blackheads.
Following extractions, an antiseptic/antibacterial post-extraction solution is applied to bring the skin back to a normal pH and to aid in preventing post-facial breakouts.
Our LED facial, a High-frequency current may also be applied to the extraction area to kill bacteria, calm the skin, and accelerate healing.
Finally, A hydrating, calming serum is then applied to the skin followed by a sterile hydrating bio-cellulose soothing mask to create a protective barrier on the skin to reduce redness and help heal blemishes.

*Any changes or omissions to your home care regimen will be discussed with leading Montgomery County aesthetician Sarah Heller before you leave so you understand what’s safe to use after your treatment.

Risks of Getting an Acne Prone Facial

There is very little to no downtime with this treatment besides slight redness, but we do recommend avoiding exercise after the facial. Schedule your appointment with our medical aesthetician today and we look forward to helping you achieve clearer healthier skin!

Why Choose SpringHouse Dermatology for Your Acne-Prone Facial in Philadelphia?

At Springhouse Dermatology and Aesthetics, facial treatments are performed by a licensed aesthetician, Sarah Heller, and specifically customized to each client’s needs. We carry the finest products in the Philadelphia and Montgomery County area. These products are backed by science and offer proven results. For serious skincare in the Philadelphia and Montgomery County area, look no further than Springhouse Dermatology and Aesthetics where we strive to redefine skin health. Call to schedule your first facial with our medical aesthetician and get your SD Glow today, 215-542-0655.

Female patient at the procedure - Acne Prone

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Written By:
Dr. Margo Weishar
Board Certified Dermatologist, Montgomery County