Silk Peel for Treating Acne?

Hello and thank you for your question! The Diamond glow facial will be the best option for your breakouts. The diamond glow facial is a dermabrasion device that gently removes the top layer of skin, getting rid of all oil, dirt, and debris, while delivering topical cosmetic serums into your skin. This facial will promise you healthier, smoother, clearer skin with unclogged pores and a more even tone. I would recommend an at home skin regiment to maintain your results from your facial. This treatment takes around 30-45 minutes with no down time. Lastly, I would recommend getting this treatment in a package. This contains 3 treatments that are performed every three - four weeks so you get the best results. Can't wait to see what you decide! Have a great day!

Dermal Infusion is an excellent treatment for those that are acne prone. Dermal Infusion is hydrodermabrasion, it uses a gentle stream of serum and suction to penetrate the skin, infusing ingredients that will combat acne, brighten your skin and reduce pigmentation. You will also benefit from a deep pore cleansing  and increased circulation. 
In our Del Mar, CA dermatology practice, our licensed esthetician often alternates Dermal Infusion treatments with Purifying acne facials that include deep cleanse, steam, exfoliation and manual extractions. The combination of these two treatments provides a terrific result. 

The SilkPeel Dermal Infusion treatments work great for acne patients. The treatment works to exfoliate the surface of the skin while extracting any impurities beneath the skin's surface and infusing clarifying serums into the dermal epidermal junction. I would definitely give it a try!

The SilkPeel or Dermal Infusion is WONDERFUL at helping treat acne. OTC products often do not give patients the clearing they would like, we prefer to use prescription topicals and at times some oral medication. Without seeing your skin it is hard to say exactly what the treatment should be, but a SilkPeel would not be a waste of money.

I am pretty sure you will be able to find someone who will be more than happy to take your money and do a silk peel on your skin. However, it would be far less expensive and probably even more effective to find an OTC product withBenzoyl Peroxide ( 5% Oxystat will do) and another with Salicylic acid ( Oil of Olay Blemish Control or SalAc). If our acne does not respond to this regimen, I would suggest seeing a dermatologist.
Not that the Silk Peel is bad. It is an exfoliator with the added benefit of an infuser. It is just that your money would be better spent having an expert treat your skin than a machine.