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Acne Treatment

Acne treatment Philadelphia .. Acne treatment Philadelphia

VBeam treatment of Acne

Treatments: Topical and systemic medication, facials, salicylic acid or glycolic acid peels, Smoothbeam laser, photodynamic therapy, pulsed dye laser

Effective treatment often requires the combination of different modalities to treat all components that make up acne. Medical extraction facials and salicylic acid peels open up the microcomedos, the starter lesions of all acne. Glycolic acid products and peels also diminish pigmentation from past breakouts.

Topical medical treatments target several components of acne and are usually used to prevent acne breakouts. When acne is very severe and scar formation is impending, systemic treatments are indicated.

For people who do not wish to use oral treatments or are unable tolerate them, laser treatments or photodynamic therapy present an excellent alternative.



Patient comments (source: Patient Satisfaction Report)
2010-05-27 11:01:32No, as I said above the visit feels like I am visiting a spa. Very relaxing
2010-05-24 15:01:45friendleness of enitre staff. enjoyed the waiting area, unlike any other medicial building. i did not have to wait more than 3 min to be seen by dr.
2010-05-18 08:42:18The doctor thoroughly explained her point to make sure I understood. So much so that she repeated it until she was sure that I understood. I liked that.


Acne Treatment Blog

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4 Responses to “Acne Treatment”

  1. Patient says:

    I recently visited Dr. Ringpfeil and she suggested that I go on Accutane. I have a few questions before I consider this course of treatment.
    1. Can I get my eyebrows waxed while on Accutane?
    2. Will my currents meds have an adverse reaction with Accutane (I can provide this information)
    3. Can I drink alcohol on Accutane?
    4. Can I go to the beach in the summer wearing sunscreen on Accutane or will it be easier to do the course of treatment during the winter months? I have another appointment with Dr. Ringpfeil on …… and would like to speak with her before this appointment.
    Thank you

    • Dr. Ringpfeil says:

      1. Not recommended while on Accutane.
      2. There are very few medications that are contraindicated while on Accutane. Before suggesting or prescribing Accutane your current medication is reviewed for any contraindication.
      3. No, absolutely not.
      4. Sun tanning is dangerous and UVA rays were declared a carcinogen in August 2009. However, Accutane treatment in the summer is no more difficult than in the winter and throuout the year, efficient sunscreen should be applied to exposed skin.

  2. Brandon S. Vinson says:

    For African American skin what do you suggest for blemishes and uneven skin tone? What type of treatment with somebody with moderate to severe acne would you suggest?

    • Dr. Ringpfeil says:

      Whether African American, Asian or any other ethnicity, treatment of blemishes or acne is very individual and depends on many factors, not just the color of your skin. An in-person evaluation is crucial for treatment recommendation.

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