How It Works
How it works
Pustular acne does not settle if only one thing is addressed. Sebum production, active inflammation and the red marks and pigmentation left behind are all different problems. Cellec Acne divides the wavelengths to work through that sequence stage by stage. We check whether active inflammation or the marks left behind takes priority now, and then set the application conditions.
Specification
Cellec Acne treatment details
- Procedure time
- About 10 min
- Interval
- Every 2-4 weeks, 3 or more sessions
- Anaesthesia
- Topical cream
- How long it lasts
- About 1-6 months
- Manufacturer
- Jeisys
- About these figures
- The treatment times, intervals and durations given here are the reference values we set out at the consultation. They can differ with the condition of the skin, the area and the session.
Mechanism
What it treats, and how
- 01
It works on sebum production
Where acne keeps coming back, sebum production is usually excessive. By dividing the wavelengths we also look at the conditions in which the sebum is made.
- 02
Active inflammation
With pustular and inflammatory acne, settling what is active now comes first. Layering another treatment while inflammation remains can leave the marks for longer.
- 03
The red marks and pigmentation left behind
Red marks and pigmentation are left where inflammation has passed. Pigmentation from squeezing a lesion the wrong way is covered here too.
RECOMMENDED FOR
Who we suggest this for
Even if none of these apply, we look at your skin at the consultation first, then advise.
- If recurring pustular acne is a concern
- If you have persistent acne that has not responded to several approaches
- If red marks and post-acne pigmentation have been left
- If patchy redness across the face is on your mind
FAQ
Frequently asked about Cellec Acne
How many sessions will I need?
Three or more sessions at intervals of two to four weeks make one cycle. It varies with the amount of active inflammation and the extent of the marks left behind, so we review at each session.
Can I have this while taking acne medication?
Depending on the medication you are taking, it can be better to adjust the application conditions or to postpone. Please tell us at the consultation what you are taking.
Consultation
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