Breakout pattern
Where the lesions occur and what they look like helps guide the treatment path.
Doctor-led treatment for back, chest and shoulder acne, including the marks and pigmentation that can remain after breakouts settle.
The skin is different, clothing and friction matter, and the marks can be harder to see and treat consistently.
The skin is different, clothing and friction matter, and the marks can be harder to see and treat consistently.
Body acne can be linked to several factors, so the consultation looks at where the breakouts occur, what you use on the skin, sweating or friction, and any medicines or hormonal factors that may be relevant.
Treatment may combine skincare, medical treatment, peels or other clinic procedures depending on severity and the marks left behind. The plan is adjusted after review rather than using the same routine for everyone.
Where the lesions occur and what they look like helps guide the treatment path.
Cleansers, oils, hair products, friction, sweating and previous treatments are all relevant.
Once active acne is controlled, brown or red marks can be addressed separately.
The maintenance plan matters because ongoing friction or new breakouts can keep restarting the cycle.
Yes. Flat brown or red marks can remain after inflammation settles. They are treated differently from active acne and from true scars.
Some patients may be suitable for procedure-based treatments, but the first step is deciding whether the active acne needs medical or skincare treatment before a device is used.
The course varies with severity and response. The clinic reviews progress and adjusts the plan rather than promising a fixed timeline.
Possibly, depending on what you are using. Bring your current skincare and medicines so the doctor can advise what should be paused or continued.
Pricing depends on the areas involved and the treatment plan. You will receive the cost before starting a procedure.
Book a consultation with Dr. Faraah in Goregaon West, near Bangur Nagar Metro.
Individual results vary. Suitability, treatment plan and outcomes depend on the clinical assessment.