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Acne isn’t something that only shows up during teenage years. A lot of men still deal with it as adults. For some, it’s the occasional breakout. For others, it’s daily frustration red bumps, sore skin, scars that don’t go away. At Longevity Clinic, we understand that acne looks different for every man, and so does the treatment.
This isn’t just about how your skin looks. Acne is a skin condition that can affect how you feel. Maybe you’ve tried product after product with no luck. Maybe the breakouts keep coming back no matter what you do. That’s because store-bought products often don’t deal with the deeper reasons behind the acne. Your skin may be reacting to hormone levels, stress, diet, or other things happening inside your body. And these causes need the right attention.
We help men with acne-prone skin that just won’t clear up. Some have mild spots here and there. Others are dealing with ongoing flare-ups that leave marks. Some come in with breakouts across the face, neck, or back. Some have scars from years ago. And it’s not just one type. Acne vulgaris is the most common, but we also see more stubborn kinds that go deeper into the skin.
The truth is, adult acne is common. You’re not alone, and you’re not doing anything wrong. Skin changes with age, and so do your needs. That’s why we don’t hand out the same plan to every man. We take time to understand your skin first, what’s causing the acne, how your skin responds, what your daily habits are like, and then we build a treatment that fits you.
And that plan may include a mix of treatments. It may be something for home, like a wash or cream. Or something done in the clinic, like a light session or a peel. But we don’t push anything. We explain what could help and why. We go step by step. We treat you like someone who wants answers, not just quick fixes.
We believe healthy skin doesn’t need to be perfect, but it should feel comfortable. You don’t need to hide your face. You don’t need to stay quiet about the issue. If acne is making life harder, there’s no reason to wait. Longevity Clinic is here to help men get back to clearer, calmer skin, without the runaround.
You can wash your face twice a day and still have acne. That’s because acne doesn’t show up because of dirt. There’s more going on under the surface. And in men, that “more” usually starts with oil, hormones, and blocked pores.
Men are known to possess higher levels of androgen hormones as compared to women. These hormones increase oil production by your sebaceous glands. The fact that oil is required to maintain skin healthy, and excess oil can combine with dead cells and clog hair follicles. When such pore is blocked, a pimple develops.
It is not even ordinary acne sometimes. Fungal acne, say, does not occur because of oil or hormones. It is a yeast infection that causes small itchy bumps. It resembles acne, yet it requires another form of treatment. In other occasions, it may be due to an organism such as Demodex folliculorum, which is a skin mite.
And then there are lifestyle triggers. Gym workouts, poor sleep, greasy food, certain supplements, even anabolic steroids can make breakouts worse. Sometimes the body is just reacting to stress or change.
Here are a few reasons why acne might be showing up:
So, no it’s not about having “dirty” skin. It’s about what’s happening inside your skin. And until that’s figured out, breakouts can keep coming back. We don’t just look at what’s on the surface. We dig deeper to see what’s really going on and create a plan that works for you.
Acne isn’t all the same. Some breakouts are small and go away fast. Others stay longer, hurt more, and leave marks behind. We look closely at the kind of acne you have before we talk about treatment. Not every pimple means the same thing, and not every man’s skin reacts the same way.
Some men deal with tiny bumps that show up across the forehead or chin. Others have painful lumps under the skin that take weeks to go away. There are also cases where breakouts aren’t just on the face they spread across the shoulders or upper back. In some men, acne is caused by bacteria. In others, it could be a reaction to yeast or something else.
We see all kinds of acne here, and here are a few we treat often:
Each of these needs a different kind of care. That’s why we never guess. We take time to understand what your skin is going through before starting anything.
When you come to us, we don’t hand you a generic solution. Instead, we start with a full check of your skin. We look at how oily it is, how your acne shows up, and what your daily habits look like. We ask about stress, diet, sleep, and anything else that could affect your skin. Every part matters. Because your acne didn’t start for no reason and it won’t go away without finding out why.
Once we get a full picture, we put together a treatment plan. This could include one or more options. It depends on what your skin needs and what kind of acne you have. Some men need topical medications to calm the skin. Others do better with light therapy or a chemical peel that clears out clogged pores. In more stubborn cases, oral acne medications may be added to help control breakouts from within.
Here are some options we use as part of our care:
Sometimes one treatment works well on its own. Other times, we mix a few for better results. We also talk about how to care for your skin between visits, what to use, what to avoid, and how to keep your routine simple.
Every man’s skin tells a different story. That’s why we listen first, and treat second. And with help from a medical doctor at Longevity Clinic, you won’t have to figure it all out alone.
What you apply on your skin daily, counts. Daily routines are a significant factor in managing acne even when you are receiving professional treatment. We guide men on what to use at home, nothing over the top, just the basics that actually work. It’s not about doing more. It’s about doing the right things.
Some products may sound promising but end up drying the skin or making it worse. We help you avoid that. Instead, we recommend skin care products that support your treatment, not fight against it. These are products with ingredients your skin needs, simple, clean, and tested for acne-prone skin.
One of the first things we usually start with is a Face Wash. It does not only clean the skin, it also helps to get rid of excess oil, sweat and day build-up. However not every wash is identical. Some are too strong and strip the skin, which causes more problems. We look for ones made for men with acne.
Then there’s Face Scrub, used once or twice a week. It assists in removing dead skin cells, which usually block the pores and result in new pimples. A proper scrub must be silky not sandpaper like and must be able to wash off.
Another helpful product is a Glycolic Acid Serum. It’s light, not greasy, and helps smooth the skin over time. It also supports cell turnover, which means your skin keeps renewing itself and stays clearer.
For treating spots directly, we suggest ingredients like Salicylic acid and Benzoyl peroxide. These don’t just sit on the skin, they go deep into the pores to break down build-up and kill bacteria. One clears the pore, the other targets the cause.
Here’s a quick look at what we often recommend:
These Acne Products aren’t meant to replace clinic care. They work best when paired with the right treatment. And at the Longevity Clinic, we’ll tell you exactly what your skin needs: nothing more, nothing less.
Acne is usually caused by hormones. The majority of men do not pay much attention to it, but the level of hormones influences the skin daily. When the levels change, the skin responds. That is why some men begin to break out again in their 30s or even after that-it is not a matter of bad luck, but a matter of change of body.
Androgen hormones are the primary hormones that influence the skin of men. These are testosterones and they contribute to the amount of oil that your skin produces. An increase in oil may cause clogged pores. And when those pores are blocked, acne appears. This is the reason why breakouts and oily skin are commonplace.
Hormone acne is not only an issue for women. It occurs to men as well. In some cases it is associated with stress. Occasionally it is food. At times it simply occurs as the body adapts. Sleep and exercise can even help.
Now, estrogen levels are usually talked about in women’s care, but men have some too. If these go too low or out of balance with androgens, the skin can react in strange ways. Though not common, some men can show signs similar to conditions like polycystic ovarian syndrome. It’s rare, but the skin tells us when something’s not right inside.
We don’t ignore this part. In case your acne is not getting better, we might discuss with you the possibility of examining the hormone levels or changing your care according to the requirements of your body. We care about the skin, and we never forget about what is beneath.
Scars may be left behind after the breakouts subside. These stains do not disappear. They are left behind as a scar of old acne and in most men, they are as difficult to handle as the acne itself.
Some scars are flat and dark. Others are deep and uneven. Some cause shadows under light, making them more visible. Each scar tells a story, but not every story has to stay on your skin.
We use a few ways to help reduce the look of acne scars. Sometimes we go with laser skin treatment to smooth out the surface and boost skin healing. In other situations we will use special peels or topical anti-inflammatories to calm down the skin and speed up the healing process.
Scars are not disappearing in a matter of night but with the assistance of proper tools, they will look less harsh and will be smooth to touch. Our staff does not hurry and does not offer instant transformations. We treat your skin instead by working on it over time, providing it with what it requires to heal, and that is, slowly and properly.
Even years of pimples can now be cleared up. And in case scars are keeping you behind, we are there to make you move.
If you’ve been trying to fix your acne on your own and nothing seems to work, maybe it’s time to stop guessing. We help men find real answers. We take a clear look at what’s going on with your skin, and what can be done about it.
Booking a visit is simple. You’ll meet with a medical doctor who understands acne in men. We’ll talk about your skin, your past treatments, your goals. Then we’ll walk you through the next steps, one at a time. You won’t have to figure it out alone.
Here’s what to expect when you come in:
Clearer skin isn’t out of reach. Let’s take the first step.
