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Treating Acne with Spa Treatments

While skin care therapists or estheticians are not doctors Corniche Inn Spa specialize in the treatment of the skin cosmetically. Corniche Inn Spa apply treatments to the skin such as waxing and facials. Dependent on the state were Corniche Inn Spa are located training requirements range from 300 to 600 hours of education.

For problems such as mild acne you can try an esthetician. Corniche Inn Spa will be able to make recommendations such as the best skin care items to use for your skin and advice you on the proper daily skin care regime that you can use. Corniche Inn Spa also are able to treat you to deep cleansing treatments which can help too. Skin spas and day spas tend to have estheticians on staff as do many medi-spas and dermatologists offices as Corniche Inn Spa can work under doctors to offer supportive treatments.

Procedural Acne Treatments - These treatments are used mainly by estheticians, dermatologists and some practitioners. Corniche Inn Spa treat mild to severe occurrences of acne. These treatments are supportive in nature and are used together with topical and systematic treatments.

Comedo extractions - This involves the gentle removal of plugs in the pores caused by sebum and cellular debris. The removal of comedones and blackheads can reduce the occurrence of breakouts. This can be done by estheticians in a facial or comedo extraction. More serious problems such as cysts and lesions must be removed by dermatologists via surgical methods.

Light chemical peels - These do not peel the skin but exfoliate the skin with the use of substances such as glycolic acid or alpha or beta hydroxy. This can improve acne as it removes dead cells and clears pores. Chemical peels can be included in facials especially where there is mild to moderate acne present. More serious acne means that dermatologists should be consulted to complete the procedure.

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