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Type

Acne Treatment

Acne Treatment at Aesthetic Nurse's Clinic in Edinburgh uses IPL/DPL technology as part of a structured six-session programme. Appointments are spaced two weeks apart, allowing the course to progress over time rather than relying on a single visit. The clinic identifies active acne and preventing future breakouts as suitable goals for this service. Light-based treatment is cosmetic and individual responses differ, so a consultation is important to assess suitability, skin tone, recent sun exposure and any medicines or supplements that increase light sensitivity.

About this treatment

This IPL/DPL acne programme uses controlled light-based treatment over a planned course of six sessions, with appointments two weeks apart. The clinic specifically lists active acne and preventing future breakouts among the reasons people may consider the service. A course approach allows treatment to be reviewed across multiple visits, while the timing and visible response may vary between individuals.

Before booking, suitability should be discussed carefully. The clinic lists pregnancy and breastfeeding, recent sun exposure, tanning-bed use, sunburn or fake tan, photosensitising medicines or supplements, oral retinoids, active infection and open or broken skin as contraindications or reasons treatment may not be appropriate. Suspicious moles or undiagnosed lesions should not be treated cosmetically. Photosensitive conditions and epilepsy triggered by…

There is no clinic-specific preparation guidance listed. Because light sensitivity and skin condition can affect safety, provide a complete medication and medical history during consultation. The clinic does not specify aftercare for this service; follow the practitioner’s personalised advice, including any sun-protection guidance. This treatment should be viewed as a cosmetic option, not a diagnosis or guaranteed cure.

Good to know

Equipment
IPL/DPL
Protocol
Six sessions spaced two weeks apart

Who is this for?

Active acne; Preventing future breakouts

About the clinic

Reviews, team and credentials

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Clinical team

Kinga is an Independent Nurse Prescriber and Registered Nurse specialising in aesthetic nursing. She graduated from Edinburgh Napier University in 2014 and completed a postgraduate course in Cosmetology in Medicine at the University of Lublin, Poland, together with the V300 course at Salford University. She has a background in surgical nursing, extensive medical experience and registration with the Nursing and…

Clinic-reported credentials

Professional insurance Membership Healthcare registration
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