Basic Acne Care

• People with congestion, oiliness and uneven texture together
• Those seeking soothing care after extraction
• People checking whether skincare alone is appropriate for their acne

Deep nodules or widespread inflammation with scarring risk may need medication or another medical plan first.

• 01

  Where you are now, and where we start

  A selected peel, 10 extractions, LDM acne mode, LED and a mask

• 02

  The change you want, the impression you keep

  The forehead, nose and cheeks may have different needs. Identify where exfoliation should be reduced or avoided.

• 03

  How it differs from similar options

  Basic includes peel, devices and a mask; standalone extraction focuses on the number and area of lesions removed.

• 04

  Health information and recovery schedule

  Oral or topical acne medicines and recent dose changes · Dermatitis, herpes, persistent pigmentation or scarring tendency

Basic Acne Care

A peel addresses surface buildup, while extraction physically removes suitable blocked contents. LDM, LED and the finishing mask are selected around the response. Light care does not sterilise the skin or permanently remove sebaceous glands.

How it works

• 01

  Choose one peel

  Select Black, Pink or Yes Peel according to tolerance instead of stacking all three.

• 02

  Plan 10 extractions

  Identify suitable lesions and avoid forcing deep inflammation.

• 03

  LDM acne mode

  Assess skin irritation after the earlier steps.

• 04

  LED and mask

  Protect the eyes and check warmth and dryness while finishing.

1. 01

   Map the lesions

   Distinguish comedones from inflammation and identify areas to leave alone.

2. 02

   Explain peel selection

   Use barrier condition and treatment history to guide the choice.

3. 03

   Adjust the next visit

   Check that irritation has settled before repeating care.

What the procedure is like

• Do not pick extraction marks or flaking skin; maintain moisturising and sun protection.
• Avoid strong scrubs or several acid products while redness remains.

Safety & considerations

Deep, painful nodules should not be forcibly extracted. They may need separate medical treatment.

1. On the day

   Local redness can appear where lesions were extracted.

2. While settling

   Adjust home skincare to irritation and flaking.

3. At reassessment

   Review new-lesion frequency and the course of existing inflammation.

• Q. Does Basic Acne Care use Black, Pink and Yes Peel together?

  No. One suitable peel is selected after considering your skin and each preparation, rather than combining all three. Barrier condition and recent peel or acne-medicine history guide the choice more than preference for a particular name. Red or sensitive zones may receive a gentler application or be left out.

• Q. What if I have more than the 10 extractions included in Basic?

  Agree priorities and the next care plan. Any additional scope should be discussed before starting, including how it differs from the standalone extraction menu. Lesions that are hard to extract, such as deep nodules, are not forced regardless of the count and are assessed separately.

• Q. Does LDM acne mode replace antibiotic treatment?

  No. A device mode name does not establish the same action as medication. The depth and extent of inflammation guide medical treatment.

• Q. Can an oily-skin LED step be suitable when my skin also feels dry?

  Oiliness and dehydration can coexist. Current tightness and stinging should guide whether the light and moisturising steps need adjustment. Your eyes are protected during LED, and warmth or increasing dryness is monitored throughout.

• Q. Will four Basic sessions also treat established indented acne scars?

  Active acne care and established scar treatment have different goals. After inflammation settles, scar depth and shape can be assessed separately. The one- and four-session Basic options are acne-care schedules and do not represent a number of scar treatments.