A new acne treatment, Lustre Pure Light, has been launched at Temple Aesthetics in Aberdeen.
There are concerns about the side effects of many acne treatments such as antibiotics and Lustre provides an effective alternative. The technology harnesses the safe, natural blue part of the visible light spectrum and uses clinically proven technology to eliminate spot-causing bacteria, while also being gentle on skin.
Lustre is a small, rechargeable product with slim, flexible heads which directly targets problem areas. The device is portable and treatment is delivered while the product is worn, giving users the freedom to get on with everyday tasks.
With over 80 per cent of the UK population suffering from acne at some point in their lives, there is a common misconception that most people will have the condition in their teens, however, there is an increase in the number of women affected by acne in their twenties and thirties.
Dr Sam Robson of Temple Aesthetics in Aberdeen has dispensed Lustre to a number of patients and is excited that the treatment offers a safe solution to acne. “Lustre Pure Light is transforming our treatment programmes for acne patients and provides a gentle but effective alternative. This is the first time that acne patients have had an opportunity to use professional blue light technology at home, enabling them to take control of their treatment plan.”
Patients can find out more about Lustre at www.lustrepurelight.com
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