Acne Specialist Clinics

Acne and Acne Scars Concurrently Treated Congratulations to Dr Heba Jibreal, our IMG registrar on her excellent poster for the Australasian College of Dermatologists meeting this year.

24 year-old with papular acne with inflammatory scarring. Treated with isotretinoin, then 6 months after completion with combination Erbium:YAG and CO2 lasers; completed with pulsed-dye laser to reduce redness.

Deep acne scar revision by Dr Manoharan

This 24 year-old man is a good example of the journey made by many acne patients with Dr Manoharan. After having his acne treated with isotretinoin and radiofrequency therapy, his severe scarring was improved significantly over time by TCA CROSS, Erbium/CO2 laser, Fraxel and pulsed-dye laser. No two patients are the same, and all will need an individualized treatment programme.

Dr Manoharan enjoys working with darker skin types which are always a challenge to treat due to a requirement for more conservative treatment settings, as well as higher risk of complications such as post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. Treatments CAN be done, and in this case, the patient has been treated over a 2 year period with a combination of TCA CROSS, Erbium:YAG/CO2 laser, Radiofrequency treatments and dermal fillers. This is a 'full-house' of acne scar treatments, with successful results in a a challenging skin-type!

Dr Manoharan's acne treatments are life changing for people who suffer from this condition. This boy became so much more confident after his treatment - what a transformation!

Acne treatments by Dr M - life changing for this young man!

Dr Manoharan has amazing results with acne scar treatments on all skin types - even acne scars on darker skin types which can be very tricky to treat!

Dr Manoharan treated this 24 year-old with papular acne with inflammatory scarring with isotretinoin, and with combination Erbium:YAG and CO2 lasers; completed with pulsed-dye laser to reduce redness.

Teaching sessions by Dr Manoharan for the dermatology registrars this year had a strong practical and theoretical focus on acne scars, as this is his area of specialty.

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Acne Is Curable! - - If you have been on antibiotics for more than 3 months and your acne is still active, perhaps you should see one of our dermatologists, who have access to high-level treatment options that may cure acne. Daily clinics are open, as well as Monday nights and Saturday mornings, so book in today!

People With Acne Stay On Antibiotics Four Times Too Long Acne sufferers tend to go through a predictable wringer of treatments: over-the-counter creams, prescription gels, and finally: oral antibiotics. If nothing works, dermatologists often turn…