Acne Injections work by delivering an anti-inflammatory medication, typically a corticosteroid, directly into the affected pimple. This rapidly calms inflammation, flattens the lesion, and relieves discomfort without the need for squeezing or extraction.
Best suited for painful, swollen acne that needs immediate intervention, Acne Injections are commonly used before important events or for breakouts that are resistant to other treatments. This quick, in-clinic option can help prevent scarring and speed up healing.
A slight pinch may be felt during the injection, but it’s very quick. Most patients tolerate it well without numbing.
Yes. Early treatment leads to faster results, especially for painful cysts or nodules.
When done occasionally and correctly, it rarely causes skin thinning or fat atrophy. Regular or frequent injections in the same area are not recommended.
It’s best for isolated, inflamed lesions like cysts or nodules. For general acne management, other treatments like medications, lasers or facials may be more appropriate.
Yes. It can complement topical medications, laser treatments, or medical facials as part of a broader acne care plan.
