Acne Treatments
Solutions delivered by our expert dermatologists.
Acne can differ greatly between individuals due to its complex nature and varying triggers. At the Dermatology Institute of Victoria, our expert team of dermatologists is dedicated to addressing all types of acne, including mild breakouts, persistent blackheads, severe cystic acne, congestion, and teen and adult acne.
Book your consultation with us today and take the first step toward clearer, healthier skin.
Results achieved by our DIV Team.
*Please note that results are individual and may vary. Results shown above are from the Kleresca treatment.
*Please note that results are individual and may vary. Results shown above are from the Kleresca treatment.
Results achieved by our DIV Team.
Reduce acne and prevent future breakouts, for long-term skin health.
Our Approach to Acne Treatment
Your acne treatment journey will begin with a consultation with our skilled dermatologists. This will involve a thorough evaluation of your skin to understand the severity and type of acne you’re experiencing. Based on the information gathered from this detailed skin analysis, we will develop a tailored treatment plan specifically for your dermatological needs.
Receive Comprehensive Care
Advanced Solutions for Long-Term Results
Tailored Treatment Plans
Want to learn more? Ask us a question about our acne treatment plans below.
Acne Treatments We Offer:
Kleresca®
Kleresca® is a treatment designed for acne, rosacea and sensitive skin. It combines a a photoconverter gel with a high intensity multi-wavelength LED light to kill bacteria in the skin. Learn more.
Light Skin Peel
A light skin peel involves the application of a chemical solution to the outermost layer of the skin. Exfoliation of the dead skin cells helps to fade pigmented areas and promote cell turnover. Learn more.
Photodynamic Therapy
Photodynamic therapy is an effective treatment for superficial skin cancers, acne and other dermatological concerns. Learn more.
Let our expertise transform your skin’s health.
Acne can differ greatly between individuals due to its complex nature and varying triggers. This is why we highly recommend scheduling a consultation with our experienced dermatologist for a personalised acne management plan.
FAQs
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Acne is the most common of all dermatological diseases and affects approximately 80% of the population at some point in our lives. It is characterised by the presence of pimples, blackheads, whiteheads, and, in some cases, deeper cysts or nodules.
While many of those affected are able to control their acne with over-the-counter (non-prescription) treatments, for some (around 40%) whose acne is more advanced, help from a professional is required.
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Acne occurs when hair follicles become clogged with oil and dead skin cells, leading to the formation of these blemishes. Other acne causing factors include:
Genetics
Hormonal disorders (such as Polycystic ovaries)
The wrong skincare products
Possible dietary factors
Medications
Emotional stress
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Comedones- Blackheads and whiteheads, non-inflammatory acne lesions.
Papules- Small, red, raised bumps. Can be tender to touch.
Pustules- Contain pus, giving them a whit or yellow centre.
Nodules- Large, painful, solid lumps beneath the skin’s surface.
Cysts- Deep, pus-filled lumps that are often painful and can leave scars.
Call (03) 9826 4966 or email reception@div.net.au today to organise a consultation to get your skin journey started.
Please note: All procedures carry risks, potential side effects, and possible complications, and may not be suitable for everyone. A consultation with a registered health practitioner is required to determine if this treatment is appropriate, and further information will be provided before you decide to proceed. Outcomes cannot be guaranteed and results vary between individuals. Before and after images reflect the patient pictured and may differ for others.
This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Please seek personalised guidance from a registered health practitioner regarding your individual circumstances.