Acne Skin Programme

More than breakouts. A whole-skin approach.

Acne is not simply a teenage concern, and it is rarely just a surface problem. Adult acne is increasingly common — particularly in women — and it carries its own emotional weight alongside the physical. Managing it well means looking beyond the breakout to what is actually driving it.

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This programme may be right for you if…

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— Active breakouts — blackheads, whiteheads, papules, pustules, or cysts

— Skin that cycles between congestion and breakouts without ever fully clearing

— Oiliness, particularly in the T-zone, alongside areas of dehydration

— Hormonal breakouts along the jawline, chin, or neck

— Inflammation and redness around active spots

— Post-breakout marks or scarring that linger long after the spot has healed

— Skin that reacts badly to most products, making it hard to know what to use

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The NJK Derma approach

At NJK Derma, acne is approached as a whole-skin condition with a range of potential drivers — hormonal, dietary, barrier-related, and microbiome-related. The goal is not to dry the skin out or strip it into submission. That approach often makes things worse. Instead, the programme focuses on reducing inflammation, rebalancing the skin, and — where appropriate — supporting the body's internal environment through lifestyle and nutrition guidance. Treatments are chosen for their efficacy and their gentleness in equal measure.

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What the journey looks like

The Acne Programme begins with a detailed consultation covering skin history, lifestyle, diet, hormonal context, and what has been tried before. A personalised plan is then built — typically phased, beginning with stabilisation and progressing to active clearing and then long-term management. The aim is not just clear skin, but skin that stays clear.

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Ready to begin?

Every programme starts with a skin consultation — a thorough conversation about your skin, your concerns, and what you are hoping to achieve. From there, a personalised programme is built around you.