Acne Treatment in Tenerife

Acne is one of the most common skin conditions and can affect teenagers and adults alike.

Professional medical assessment and treatment designed to control inflammation, reduce breakouts and minimise the risk of permanent scarring.

Professional Acne Assessment & Treatment

Professional Acne Assessment & Treatment

Acne is a medical skin condition rather than simply a cosmetic concern.

More severe or persistent acne can lead to inflammation, pigmentation changes and permanent scarring if not properly treated.

At Dermatology Center Tenerife, every patient receives an individual assessment to identify the type and severity of acne and determine the most appropriate treatment plan.

Why Early Treatment Matters
  • Reduce inflammation
  • Prevent new breakouts
  • Lower risk of scarring
  • Improve long-term control

Common Acne Problems We Treat

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Blackheads & Whiteheads

Blocked pores caused by excess sebum and dead skin cells.

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Red & Inflamed Acne

Painful inflamed spots that increase the risk of pigmentation and scarring.

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Cystic & Severe Acne

Deep inflammatory acne with a higher risk of permanent scarring.

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Adult Acne

Hormonal and persistent acne affecting adults.

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Back, Chest & Body Acne

Acne affecting larger areas beyond the face.

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Acne Marks & Scarring

Post-inflammatory pigmentation and permanent acne scars.

What Causes Acne?

Acne develops when several of these factors act on the same follicle at once. Identifying which of them apply is what shapes the treatment plan.

  • Excess Sebum
  • Blocked Pores
  • Hormonal Influences
  • Genetics
  • Inflammation
  • Certain Medications
  • Cosmetic Products
  • Lifestyle Factors
What Causes Acne

How We Assess Acne

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Medical Acne Treatment

  • Medical Skincare Recommendations
  • Prescription Topical Treatments
  • Retinoid-Based Treatments
  • Anti-Inflammatory Treatment
  • Oral Medication
  • Hormonal Treatment
  • Treatment of Contributing Factors
  • Follow-Up Care

Why Treat Acne Early?

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Reduce active inflammation

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Prevent new breakouts

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Reduce pigmentation changes

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Minimise permanent acne scarring

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Improve long-term control

When Should You See a Doctor About Acne?

  • Persistent acne
  • Acne getting worse
  • OTC treatments not working
  • Painful spots
  • Nodular acne
  • Cystic acne
  • Extensive body acne
  • Scarring
  • Adult-onset acne
  • Hormonal acne concerns
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Acne in Teenagers & Adults

Acne is often assumed to be a teenage condition, but it affects people across every age group. Many patients see it for the first time in their twenties or thirties, and others find it returns years after it first cleared.

What matters clinically is not the patient’s age but how the acne presents: the type of lesion, how severe and widespread it is, how long it has persisted, and which underlying factors are driving it.

For that reason, treatment is decided on individual presentation rather than age alone. A teenager and an adult with the same clinical picture may follow the same plan, while two patients of the same age may need very different ones.

Get Your Acne Assessed in Tenerife

Take control of persistent acne before it causes further inflammation or permanent scarring. Arrange a medical consultation at Dermatology Center Tenerife for professional acne assessment and an individual treatment plan.