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Kleresca for Acne

A non-invasive LED and gel treatment for acne, available at Absolute Cosmetic Medicine's Perth clinics.

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What is Kleresca Acne Treatment?

Struggling with stubborn acne can be frustrating, especially when creams, medications, and lifestyle changes haven’t given you the results you hoped for. Kleresca® Acne Treatment is a non-invasive option that combines a photoconverter gel with LED light, a process known as biophotonics. It aims to reduce acne-causing bacteria and calm inflammation in the skin.

Results vary from person to person, and Kleresca is not suitable for everyone. Your practitioner will assess your skin at consultation and discuss what outcome is realistic for you.

Risks and side effects
As with any treatment, there are risks. Possible side effects include temporary redness, swelling, dryness, sensitivity to light and, less commonly, changes in skin pigmentation. Your practitioner will explain these before you decide whether to proceed.

Always read the label and follow the directions for use.

Kleresca acne treatment Perth before and after

Kleresca treatment, Week 1 vs Week 8, performed by Dermal Therapist Monique. Individual results vary.

Key Information

Procedure Type

Non-Surgical

Common Names

LED Therapy, LED, Blue LED, Acne Treatment, LED for Acne, BioPhotonic Acne Treatment

 

Targeted areas

The face is the most common treatment area. Other areas, such as the back, may be considered at consultation.

Recovery Time

Minimal downtime. Some people experience temporary redness, dryness or sensitivity after treatment.

Treatable Areas

Face or area of acne

 

Cost

  • From $299 per session

A typical course is 12 sessions. Your total cost will be confirmed at consultation.

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Which areas can Kleresca treat?

The face and back are the most commonly treated areas. Your practitioner will advise whether Kleresca is appropriate for the area you would like treated.

How many treatments are required for results?

Kleresca Acne Treatment is usually performed as a course, typically 2 sessions per week for 6 weeks (12 treatments in total). Some people notice changes during the course, while others see gradual improvement afterwards. Results vary and are not guaranteed.

Who is a good candidate for Kleresca Acne Treatment?

Kleresca may suit some people with inflammatory acne. Suitability depends on your skin type, the severity of your acne and your medical history. Book a consultation to find out whether Kleresca Acne Treatment is appropriate for you.

acne scarring treatment perth before and after

Kleresca for Acne Scarring. Week 1 vs Week 8 - by Dermal Therapist Monique.

acne scarring treatment perth before and after

Kleresca Acne Treatment Week 0 vs Week 33. Image from supplier.

acne treatment perth before and after

Kleresca Acne Treatment Week 0 vs Week 45. Image from supplier.

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Other Kleresca Options

Kleresca also offers treatments for redness, rosacea, and skin rejuvenation. Browse the full range to find the option that’s right for your skin.

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Dr. Glenn Murray (MED0001196978) Medical Director | MBBS | FRACGP | MIT AI (Health) Cert. (AHPRA Registration MED0001196978) Registered Medical Practitioner,... Specialist General Practitioner (specialist registration in general practice). General disclaimer: Patient outcomes can vary due to factors such as genetics, diet, age, exercise, lifestyle, weight, and overall health. It’s essential to understand that all invasive surgeries come with inherent risks and require a recovery period and specific care regimen. Detailed information regarding surgical risks and complications is available here, but it is advisable to conduct thorough research and obtain a second opinion to ensure you are able to make an informed decision. Please note that the information provided is general in nature and does not constitute medical advice or establish a doctor-patient relationship. For real patient images, please visit our Before and After page. Please be advised that surgical outcomes vary, from patient to patient, and comprehensive research is crucial before making any decisions. This website contains imagery which is only suitable for audiences 18+.

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