Acne affects bunch of population in Singapore as it does to people (especially teenagers) all over the world. Thankfully the city has got several clinics with advanced treatments for acne breakouts, blemishes, blackheads and other related problems. Let us check few of the popular clinics that offer acne treatment.
SHIM Clinic located at Bedok South Avenue provides treatments to control acne breakouts and blemishes. Hospital believes in two pronged approach in treating acne. The treatment is not only aimed at destroying bacteria but also ensures that acne does not recur in future.
Simply Aesthetic is another clinic located at UE Square shopping mall at Clemenceau Ave. The clinic provides solutions to acne ranging from mild to severe breakouts. Hospital also specializes in microdermabrasion aimed at removal of acne scars.
David Loh Surgery located at Orchard Road, Wheelock Place, provides effective treatment for acne and other associated disorders. According to the clinic, the treatment is aimed at minimizing acne pores and controlling excessive oil from skin. (As you would no, excessive oil is a major cause for skin breakouts)
LL Cheong skin & laser clinic located at Mount Elizabeth provides acne and cosmetology solutions like chemical peel exfoliation, glycolic acid facials etc. These treatments are aimed at the removal of piled up epidermal or dead skin cells from the surface of the skin.
GynaeMD Women's and Rejuvenation Clinic located at Camden medical center, Orchard Boulevard specializes in all kinds of beauty treatment for women, including those for curing and controlling acne related problems including curing and controlling blackheads and blemishes.
Apart from approaching a clinic or spa there are few safe treatments which you can try yourself at home.
Sulfur Acne Products [http://www.acnefaceproducts.com/sulfur-acne-products] are safe which you can check and buy from the portal [http://www.acnefaceproducts.com/sulfur-acne-products]. However you need to at least ring up your doctor to check if the product is safe for you.
Regards,
Kamalkk Kannan