Acne & Deep Cleansing

No More Acne

A 120-minute appointment that creates room for assessment, treatment, calming care, and a realistic conversation about breakout-prone skin.

120 minutes
Duration
$280
Price
Acne & Deep Cleansing
Category

Treatment overview

No More Acne is a two-hour facial for clients whose main concern is persistent visible breakouts, including inflamed and non-inflamed congestion. The Topaz protocol combines exfoliation and deep cleansing with extractions, high frequency, a facial mask and an LED light mask. It gives time for both focused skin work and relaxation.

Unlike Really Deep Clean, which concentrates on non-inflamed congestion and comedones, this appointment brings several methods together for skin experiencing breakouts. We assess the current inflammation, sensitivity and barrier condition before proceeding. Acne can be ongoing and may need care beyond a facial; the name is not a promise of permanent clearance.

Acne begins when follicles become blocked with oil and dead skin cells, sometimes with inflammation. Hormones, genetics, stress, products and medicines can all play a role; it is not simply a sign of poor hygiene. Blackheads and whiteheads differ from inflamed papules, pustules and deeper nodules or cysts, so we adapt care to what is actually present.

Comparing breakout-focused care with other options? Read how to choose a facial treatment.

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Is this treatment right for you?

Is this treatment right for you?

This treatment may suit clients experiencing recurring breakouts, congestion mixed with sensitivity, or difficulty knowing whether their routine is helping. It can also support clients who want a longer appointment to combine treatment with education and a clear home-care direction.

Acne can have complex medical, hormonal, and lifestyle factors. Esthetic care can support the appearance and comfort of the skin but does not replace diagnosis or medical treatment. Tell Topaz about prescriptions, pregnancy, recent procedures, allergies, and any painful or rapidly changing condition. Dermatology or primary-care input may be appropriate alongside or before facial care.

Benefits

  • A multi-step approach to breakout-prone skin
  • Deep cleansing and selective extractions
  • Facial mask and LED within the protocol
  • Time for soothing care and relaxation

What is included

  • Skin consultation and analysis
  • Exfoliation, deep cleansing and appropriate extractions
  • High frequency, facial mask and LED light mask, according to suitability
  • Shoulder, scalp, hand, arm and foot massage during the appointment
  • Finishing care and home-care guidance

What to expect

  1. Consultation & analysis

    We assess active breakouts, congestion, sensitivity and your current routine.

  2. Exfoliation & deep cleansing

    The skin is prepared for selective extractions. We avoid forcing inflamed or unsuitable areas.

  3. High frequency & facial mask

    The protocol continues with high frequency and a facial mask where suitable, with relaxing massage during the appointment.

  4. LED & finishing care

    An LED light mask completes the sequence before personalized finishing products and guidance for ongoing care.

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Good to know

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What you may notice

The immediate aim is thoroughly cleansed, calmer-feeling skin and a clear home-care plan. Some clients notice smoother texture soon after treatment. Improvement in ongoing breakouts is more gradual: mild concerns may change over weeks, while more severe acne can need months and medical care.

Follow-up around every two to four weeks may be discussed after assessing your response. A facial cannot guarantee acne clearance; painful or deep inflammatory lesions may need a dermatologist rather than more extraction.

Recovery and downtime

Temporary redness or tenderness is possible, especially where extractions are performed. Active breakouts may continue to evolve after the appointment. Your practitioner will explain what was treated and how gently the skin should be handled afterward.

Do not pick or aggressively exfoliate before the appointment. Share all topical and oral acne medications, recent peels or devices, allergies, and current pregnancy or breastfeeding status. Bring your product list and note any recent changes, since timing can help identify irritation or congestion triggers.

Use the simple routine recommended for your skin, avoid touching or squeezing blemishes, and wear daily sun protection. Reintroduce strong actives only when advised. Track how the skin responds over the following days and contact the studio if you are unsure whether a reaction is expected.

Frequently asked questions

Not sure which treatment to choose?

Does this treatment cure acne?

No. The facial is designed to support breakout-prone skin and improve your care plan. Acne can have medical and hormonal factors that require healthcare guidance.

Are extractions included?

They may be included when appropriate. Inflamed, deep, or fragile areas may not be extracted.

Should I stop my acne medication?

Do not change prescription medication without the prescribing professional. Tell Topaz what you use so the facial can be modified or postponed if needed.

Why is the appointment longer than Really Deep Clean?

The 120-minute protocol combines deep cleansing and appropriate extractions with high frequency, a facial mask, LED and shoulder, scalp, hand, arm and foot massage. Really Deep Clean focuses more specifically on non-inflamed congestion and comedones.

How soon will my acne improve?

Smoother-feeling skin may be noticeable soon after the facial. Ongoing breakouts change more gradually over weeks or months. Follow-up around every two to four weeks may be discussed; severe or painful acne may need medical care.

Can diet or skincare affect acne?

Triggers differ. Diet may be one factor for some people, alongside hormones, stress, medicines and products; a facial consultation does not establish a food intolerance. Gentle, non-comedogenic skincare and avoiding over-cleansing, picking and harsh exfoliation can support the plan. Discuss persistent or severe acne with a healthcare professional.

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Book No More Acne when breakout-prone skin needs time, context, and customized care.

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