Acne Treatment in San Juan: What We Treat and What We Send to a Doctor
Greenhills gets a lot of teenagers brought in by a parent, and a lot of adults in their thirties surprised to have acne at all. The two need different conversations, and the second one usually turns out to be about the jawline rather than the forehead.
Congestion, blackheads and surface breakouts answer well to clinic work. Deep painful cysts do not, and six facials aimed at them cost you months and leave marks.
Manila keeps oil production high all year, and long days under sunscreen, makeup and mask friction finish the job. The plan has to cover your routine, not only the hour with us.
Two different acne conversations at Greenhills
For teenagers, map the whole routine
Bring the cleanser, sunscreen, hair products and anything used as a spot treatment. The third-floor consultation should reduce overlap before adding another step. A shorter routine followed consistently is more useful than a shelf of products used at random.
For adult jawline breakouts, ask when they changed
New adult acne needs a timeline: cycle, medication, stress, mask friction and products. A facial can address surface congestion, but deep recurring jawline lesions may need medical assessment. Greenhills should be the place that draws that boundary early.
What a session is like
The consultation looks at the kind of acne, where it sits and what you already use. Bring the products or photograph the labels.
Sixty minutes. Cleanse, soften, extract where that is appropriate, calm, then light therapy. Some redness for a few hours.
Between visits the routine carries the result. Sunscreen every morning, even on an indoor day, and hands off the face.