Acne Treatments
Acne Treatments
As skin care experts, we love to help clients with acne prone skin. Our medical aestheticians have a variety of medical grade acne treatments to help exfoliate, decongest, purify and cleanse acne prone skin.
Whether you have dry, oily, combination, sensitive, or normal skin, we will create a custom acne treatment that is perfect for you. Give your pores a much needed deep cleanse, while infusing nutrients and hydration back into the skin. The Arsenault Aesthetics acne treatments includes extractions of congested pores and blackheads.
Fast Facts: Acne Treatments
| Treatment Aspect | Treatment Details |
|---|---|
Benefits
|
1. Decongests clogged pores, blackheads and milia 2. Removes dull dead skin to help a natural glow 3. Deep cleansing of skin |
AVG Cost
|
Starts at $200 |
Downtime
|
None |
Treatment Areas
|
Face, neck, back |
Acne Treatments FAQ
What body areas can this treatment be done on?
Does this treatment help with acne scarring?
The Arsenault Aesthetics acne treatment is designed to help with congested pores and active acne. If you have acne scarring, we can help you with that too! We recommend microneedling for acne scars. See our microneedling page for more information!
How many treatments are needed?
What is acne?
What causes acne?
How can I prevent acne?
To prevent acne, maintain a consistent skincare routine with gentle cleansing, exfoliation, and moisturization. Avoid harsh products, manage stress, maintain a healthy diet, and avoid touching your face excessively. It is also essential to remove makeup before sleeping and change pillowcases regularly.
What foods cause acne?
Does sugar cause acne?
How long does it take acne scars to fade?
How can I get rid of dark spots from acne?
To get rid of dark spots from acne, consider using topical treatments containing ingredients like hydroquinone, glycolic acid, or retinoids and diligent use of sunscreen. Additionally, professional treatments such as chemical peel, microneedling or laser therapy can treat post inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH).
Can I do these treatments instead of using acne medicine?
Can both men and women benefit from acne treatments at Arsenault Aesthetics?
Yes! Our acne treatments benefit both men and women.
How Our Acne Treatments Work
Acne treatments at Arsenault Aesthetics target the root causes of acne, such as excess oil production, clogged pores, bacteria, and inflammation. Our skincare specialists customize treatments for your specific skin type and acne severity, utilizing a combination of topical medications, oral medications, and advanced therapies. These may include chemical peels, laser therapy, and light therapy.
By addressing the multiple factors that contribute to acne, our treatments not only help clear existing breakouts but also prevent future ones, ultimately improving the overall health and appearance of your skin.
What to Expect
During your initial consultation at Arsenault Aesthetics, our skincare specialists will assess your skin and discuss your acne concerns and goals. Based on your skin type, acne severity, and lifestyle factors, a personalized treatment plan will be designed to address your specific needs.
During your acne treatment sessions, our specialists may use a combination of techniques, such as cleansing, exfoliation, extraction, application of topical medications, or advanced therapies like chemical peels or laser therapy. Each treatment is tailored to provide optimal results while ensuring your comfort.
After your acne treatment, you’ll receive post-care instructions to follow at home to maintain your results and promote healing. This may include recommendations for gentle skincare products, sun protection, and lifestyle changes to prevent future breakouts. With consistent treatments and proper aftercare, you can expect a significant improvement in your skin’s health and appearance.
Acne Treatment Types
Chemical peels involve applying a controlled acid solution to the skin to exfoliate the top layers and promote new skin growth. This treatment can help unclog pores, reduce acne, and improve the appearance of acne scars and dark spots.
Laser and light therapies target acne-causing bacteria, reduce inflammation, and promote skin healing. Options like Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) and Pulse Dye Laser (PDL) can help control active acne and reduce the appearance of acne scars.
Microneedling involves creating tiny, controlled punctures in the skin using a device with fine needles. This process stimulates collagen production and promotes skin healing, making it an effective treatment for acne scars, uneven texture, and large pores. Microneedling is not recommended when active acne is present.
Our customized acne facials are tailored to your skin’s specific needs, combining deep cleansing, exfoliation, extractions, and soothing treatments to help control acne, reduce inflammation, and promote healing.
For clients dealing with acne scars, we offer specialized treatments such as microneedling, dermal fillers, or laser resurfacing to help reduce the appearance of indented or raised scars and restore a smoother skin surface.
Client Reviews
Interested in Acne Treatments?
You May Also Like:
Hydrate, restore & refresh your skin
Rejuvenate your tear troughs
Revolutionary laser resurfacing for all
Medical grade skin exfoliation
Non surgical fat removal
Light therapy for improved skin tone
Improve skin texture & firmness
Highly effective laser resurfacing
Skin Care Services at a Glance
Scroll → to see full comparison
| Service | *Cost |
Downtime (days) |
Numbing | Treatment Areas |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Facial | $150 | None | No | Face, neck, back |
| Chemical Peel | $150 | 0-7 | No | Face & body |
| Microneedling | $450 | 1-4 | Yes | Face & body |
| Microneedling w/ PRF | $750 | 1-4 | Yes | Face & body |
| Microneedling w/ PDGF+ | $1,000 | 1-3 | Yes | Face, neck & body |
| Dermaplaning | $75 add on | None | No | Face & neck |
| Acne Treatments | $200 | None | No | Face, neck, back |
*Starting cost only – actual cost depends on your goals, specific customized treatment plan, current skin condition and number of recommended treatments.
