How Should Recurrent Acne Be Managed at a Dermatology Clinic Near Yeongdeungpo Station?

Dermatology clinic near Yeongdeungpo Station,

How should recurrent acne be managed?

'Acne keeps breaking out over and over in the exact same spot.

I’ve been squeezing it so much that it seems like pigmentation is starting to form too.

How should I manage this?'

When discussing common skin concerns, you often hear expressions like improving skin elasticity, shrinking pores, or refining skin texture.

In the case of acne, however, the words 'problem' and 'treatment' are often attached to it.

That is partly because it can make the skin look rough, and partly because it recurs frequently, leading many people to regard it as an exhausting problem.

Today, we’ll look at why acne keeps recurring and the role of the sebaceous glands at the center of it, and we’ll also examine Neo Beam and Agnes, treatments that help regulate the sebaceous glands.

Dermatology clinic near Yeongdeungpo Station

(Specialty: Dermatology)

• Why does acne keep coming back?

• I’m applying medication and doing peels diligently, though?

• Sebaceous gland control method 1 - Neo Beam

• Sebaceous gland control method 2 - Agnes

Dermatology clinic near Yeongdeungpo Station (Specialty: Dermatology) Why does acne keep recurring?

First, the tragedy called acne begins when sebum secreted by the skin cannot get out through the pores.

When sebum builds up inside the pores, acne bacteria (C. acnes) proliferate there and inflammation develops. Most people already know this part.

But you may be wondering why it appears again in the exact same place.

In the follicle of a pore where acne once developed, the sebaceous gland attached to that follicle is often already enlarged.

Because the sebaceous gland is enlarged, too much sebum keeps being produced in that spot, the pore becomes blocked again, inflammation returns, and the vicious cycle repeats.

So if the source that produces sebum is in an overactive state, it becomes difficult to manage acne simply by squeezing it repeatedly or by only treating the surface.

Dermatology clinic near Yeongdeungpo Station (Specialty: Dermatology) I’m applying medication and doing peels diligently, though?

To solve acne problems, people may use topical medication or take oral medication, and they may also use extraction or peeling to open clogged pores.

These methods are not ineffective.

However, they are focused on treating acne that has already appeared.

In other words, they are closer to dealing with acne that has already formed rather than suppressing the formation of new acne.

As mentioned above, if the sebaceous glands remain overactive, even if you treat the acne you can see right now, it will come back after some time.

So when acne keeps recurring, it is necessary to approach it by regulating the sebaceous glands.

Dermatology clinic near Yeongdeungpo Station (Specialty: Dermatology) Sebaceous gland control method 1 - Neo Beam

Next, let’s look at how sebaceous glands can be regulated to prevent acne recurrence.

First, Neo Beam is a method that uses laser energy with a wavelength of 1450 nm.

This wavelength passes through the skin surface and selectively responds only to the sebaceous glands inside the skin.

When the laser is absorbed by the sebaceous glands, heat is generated, reducing their size or weakening their function, which in turn decreases sebum secretion in that area.

Neo Beam uses a 10 mm lens, allowing it to cover a relatively wide area.

So for people with high sebum production across the face, or for those whose acne is distributed over a broad area such as the forehead, cheeks, and chin, Neo Beam can improve efficiency.

It also has a cooling system called DCD (Dynamic Cooling Device), which momentarily cools the skin surface when the laser is delivered, so it has the advantage of causing less skin irritation and pain.

Dermatology clinic near Yeongdeungpo Station (Specialty: Dermatology) Sebaceous gland control method 2 - Agnes

Another sebaceous gland control procedure that should not be left out is Agnes.

Agnes is a procedure in which a fine insulated needle is inserted directly into the skin, and then radiofrequency (RF) energy emitted from the tip of the needle selectively destroys each individual sebaceous gland.

As the name 'insulated needle' suggests, the upper part of the needle is insulated, so the energy does not go to the epidermis and is only released from the tip of the needle.

That means energy can be delivered precisely to the depth where the sebaceous glands are located.

Similar to Neo Beam, it works by destroying the problematic sebaceous glands to prevent excessive sebum production.

Agnes is well suited to concerns like, 'I just want to do something about this one area.'

If your face is otherwise clear, but acne keeps breaking out only in localized areas such as both sides of the jaw or around the nose, receiving this treatment can improve efficiency.

Today, for those looking into a dermatology clinic near Yeongdeungpo Station (Specialty: Dermatology) due to acne concerns, we took time to explain the reasons acne recurs and how to manage it through sebaceous gland regulation.

First of all, before treatment, it is important to accurately understand what pattern your acne is showing.

After getting sufficient consultation and receiving an accurate diagnosis of your sebaceous gland condition and acne pattern, it would be best to receive treatment at a clinic that sets up the right treatment strategy for your needs so that you can see good results.

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