Medical Acne Treatment

Acne is classified by severity — comedonal, papulopustular, nodular-cystic, or conglobate — and by driver: hormonal, bacterial, follicular-occlusion-dominant or a mixture. Getting this assessment right before reaching for a cleanser or device matters, because the correct intervention differs substantially between types. At Klinika preventivní dermatologie the dermatovenereologist conducts this assessment at the first session, determines the Investigator's…

First-line medical tools are prescribed where appropriate: topical retinoids to normalise follicular keratinisation, topical or oral antibiotics to reduce Cutibacterium acnes load, or hormonal options for female patients with cycle-driven breakouts. These are not available in a purely cosmetic setting and represent the clinic's core advantage for moderate-to-severe acne. Alongside the medical prescription the physician may schedule in-clinic sessions…

For inflammatory acne, adjunctive blue-light or IPL sessions may be incorporated to deliver an antibacterial light effect and calm active breakouts. The full programme typically runs three to six sessions spaced two to four weeks apart, with the physician reassessing grade and adjusting the prescription or device parameters between visits. Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation that lingers after breakouts are cleared is addressed separately with…