Acne Care
A Practical Guide to Acne-Prone Skin
Dr. Amelia Brooks
7 min read

Explore everyday care habits and when professional advice may be useful.
Acne is one of the most common skin concerns we see. It can appear at any age and is influenced by hormones, genetics, skin care habits and lifestyle.
Everyday habits that help
Cleanse twice daily with a gentle product, avoid harsh scrubbing and choose non-comedogenic moisturizers and sunscreen. Try not to pick at blemishes, as this can increase the risk of marks.
Be patient with new products
Most acne-focused ingredients take six to twelve weeks to show their full effect. Changing products too quickly can make it harder to know what is working.
When professional advice may be useful
If breakouts are painful, persistent or leaving marks, a practitioner can assess your skin and discuss in-clinic and at-home options suited to you.

Written by
Dr. Amelia Brooks
Lead Dermatology Consultant
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