If you are one of millons to have an acne condition that's resistant to the many treatments and products, then you're in need a comprehensive approach to treating your skin. Antibiotics, Accutane, Retin-A, Blue light therapy, laser, and pharmaceutical skin care products that range from inexpensive to ridiculously expensive only address the problem for a short time.

So why will our acne treatments work when other skin care products have failed?

Dermatologists are more knowledgeable about the function, condition, and diseases of the skin than an LE, however , they are probably unable to give you the time and attention needed to deal with your complex skin problem. The typical prescriptions may temporarily kill bacteria, dry up the sebum (oil from the sebaceous gland), or exfoliate your skin, but the side effects range from quite irritating to extremely dangerous. And unfortunately due to medical insurance companies, the good doctors are unable to spend time checking in with you to see how you're doing and, if your treatment is even working.

Spas hire aestheticians that are trained in treating the skin mostly by providing a relaxing facial in a peaceful environment, but may not have the knowledge required to treat acne. Spas are sales driven (I know from experience) and require the aesthetician to sell by lining products on the counter. When you check out of the spa, you're usually faced with all of the products, along with the desk attendant, staring back at you.

Medi-Spa clinics have machines and technology that can be impressive and may work for you, however  if they are not giving you an at home skin care regimen that addresses exfoliation, bacteria, and hydration on a daily basis along with making adjustments to your adapting skin, the job is only partially done.