Acne Treatment
Personalised assessment and evidence-based treatment planning for persistent, painful or scarring acne.
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Your GP will consider your circumstances, clinical needs and any documentation required before recommending next steps.
Skin assessment
Review the type, distribution and severity of acne and any evidence of scarring.
Contributing factors
Discuss skin care, medicines, hormonal factors, health history and previous treatment.
Treatment options
Consider suitable topical, oral or supportive treatment based on clinical assessment.
Follow-up care
Monitor progress, side effects and whether treatment needs to be changed or escalated.
What to expect.
When to see a GP
Book an appointment when acne is painful, persistent, affecting confidence, leaving marks or scars, or not improving with appropriate pharmacy and skin-care measures.
Your treatment plan
Management may include practical skin-care guidance, non-prescription products, prescription treatment or referral. Some treatments take several weeks to show improvement and require scheduled review.
Acne and wellbeing
Acne can affect confidence, relationships and mental health. Tell your doctor if it is causing distress so this can be considered as part of your care.
What to bring.
- A list or photos of products already tried
- Current medicines and supplements
- Information about allergies or skin sensitivity
- Pregnancy or pregnancy-planning information where relevant
Frequently asked questions.
How quickly will treatment work?
Will I need a dermatologist?
Can acne return?
Book the appropriate appointment.
Appointment length, Medicare eligibility and private fees vary by service. Reception can confirm what to select and what documentation is needed.
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