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Anti-Acne Chemical Peel
High-grade chemical exfoliation using salicylic and glycolic acid to dissolve pore-clogging debris and refine skin texture.
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Acne occurs when hair follicles become clogged with excess oil (sebum), sloughed-off dead skin cells, and bacteria. At The AURM Clinic, we provide supportive, clinical treatments designed to soothe active inflammation, clear congested pores, and restore healthy skin balance.
Acne can appear on various areas of the face and body and may present in different forms. Understanding the type and location of active acne helps inform an appropriate treatment pathway.
A range of advanced treatments may be used to help clear, calm and rebalance acne-prone skin.
High-grade chemical exfoliation using salicylic and glycolic acid to dissolve pore-clogging debris and refine skin texture.
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Hydro-technology vacuums out trapped impurities while infusing soothing antibacterial serums.
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Targeted intra-dermal micro-injections formulated to reduce active tissue inflammation and balance skin clarity.
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Blue light phototherapy destroys C. acnes bacteria, while high-frequency ozone sterilizes skin tissue to accelerate recovery.
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Liquid carbon absorbs oil and impurities from deep within pores; laser energy then vaporizes the carbon, purifying pores and balancing oil production.
View Treatment →Mild surface peeling or flaking may occur for 2–4 days after deep peels.
Reduced surface inflammation within 7–14 days, with significant clearance within 2 to 3 tailored sessions.
Acne vulgaris is a chronic inflammatory disorder of the pilosebaceous unit, which comprises the hair follicle and sebaceous gland. When follicular keratinization prevents proper skin shedding, sebum builds up in the pore, forming a microscopic plug called a comedone.
In this oxygen-depleted environment, the anaerobic bacterium Cutibacterium acnes (C. acnes) proliferates, triggering an immune response that leads to papules, pustules, and deep inflammatory nodules.
Androgen surges stimulate sebaceous glands to overproduce oil.
Rapid multiplication of C. acnes bacteria within trapped follicles.
Dead keratinocytes adhere to each other, blocking follicle openings.
High-glycemic diets, psychological stress, and comedogenic products.
A structured clinical pathway from consultation and preparation through treatment and post-treatment skin support.
Evaluation of active acne grade, skin sensitivity, and underlying triggers.
Gentle cleansing and pre-treatment degreasing of the skin.
Application of chemical peels, hydro-vacuum extractions, or light therapies.
Application of non-comedogenic hydration and broad-spectrum physical SPF 50.
Book a consultation with the AURM team to assess your skin concerns and determine the most suitable treatment pathway.