Pick the one you would fix first — we will ask about the rest.
Think about a normal day, not the day after a facial.
Duration changes the protocol more than severity does.
Triggers tell us what to treat underneath.
Be honest — over-treatment is as common as under-treatment.
This decides how strong we can start you.
Dispatched monthly. A dermatologist reviews your check-in photographs before each refill and adjusts strengths — actives go up only when the barrier can take it.
A short purge as the actives clear what was already forming under the surface. Do not stop — this is the expected course.
Active lesions down sharply. Cross-polarised photographs show whether the pigment has begun to lift underneath.
Marks fade visibly and tone evens out. We decide together whether peels would shorten what is left.
Home care will clear the active acne. Pigment that has sat for more than a year usually needs two or three sessions of a superficial peel alongside it — we would raise this at your month-two review, not before.
See in-clinic peel packages