After trying many products, it can be tempting to look for one appointment that changes
everything. Acne calls for more realistic expectations: progress varies, and some cases
require medical treatment.

A routine you can maintain
Constantly switching treatments or picking at spots can make care more difficult. The
American Academy of Dermatology recommends gentle cleansing, avoiding squeezing
blemishes and allowing the recommended treatment time to work.

How a cosmetic program is approached
The Acne Care Program at Gina Rodríguez Spa provides a way to organize visits and
review your skin’s tolerance. Steps are selected following an assessment; not every
session needs the same equipment or extractions. Follow-up visits also create
opportunities to discuss habits and products that may be causing discomfort.

A cosmetic program does not guarantee clear skin. Deep, painful lesions, developing scars
or persistent breakouts warrant advice from a healthcare professional. If you already
follow a prescribed treatment, share it before booking so that incompatible care can be
avoided.

A useful starting point is a specific goal that can be reviewed, such as caring for
congestion without adding irritation.

Ask me about the Acne Care Program and let’s discuss what your skin needs.