*NEW* Acne Laser Treatment Explained | Aviclear

Dermatologist Dr. Dray discusses the new FDA cleared Aviclear laser treatment for acne. Learn how Aviclear laser works and what to expect with Aviclear laser treatment for acne. I discuss Aviclear vs Accutane for clearing acne. #acnetreatment #acne #dermatologist
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  1. Hi Dr Dray. Could you do a PRF video. I see you did a video on PRP. I searched for PRF on your channel. I heard PRF is better, but why? Thank you Dr Dray. Have a great day.

  2. Hi Dr. Dray!! This Information is Very Interesting!! Thank You Always!! Happy Monday have a Beautiful Day and Week!!πŸ™πŸŒΉπŸ’•πŸŒΉπŸ™

    1. Hi Jackie! Happy Monday!! I hope you’re doing well and that you had a wonderful day. My day went well. It was a bit chilly here and windy again. The sun was out so that was nice. How’s the weather in your area? Any more snow? I know you like it like I do. I’m about to make tea my dear, sweet friend and I’d be so happy if you could join me. Let’s gather up the kitties, relax and enjoy a cup together. I think we should have a naughty treat too! Have a lovely evening and have sweet dreams. Peace, joy and many blessings to you always. πŸ’—πŸ™πŸ’—πŸ•ŠπŸ’—β˜•β˜•πŸˆπŸˆπŸ’—

  3. I completed the AviClear treatment about a year ago for adult cystic acne. It definitely reduced the frequency and severity of breakouts but I still need to use my regular topical treatments to prevent occasional breakouts. I had taken a course of isotretinoin in my early 20s which led to nearly complete prevention of breakouts for years but my acne eventually came back. AviClear wasn’t as effective as isotretinoin for me, but was definitely worth it because there were zero side effects compared to the severe dryness I experienced with isotretinoin.

    1. I too have cystic acne and I too have taken a course of isotretinoin 1 year ago. But my cystic acne has come again and I am again on that same course rec by ny dermat. Can you tell me what topical treatments you apply when your cystic acne comes again ?ps: I hope it doesn’t come, wishing u a healthy, clear skin, hehe :)

    2. OMG! As a fellow adult acne suffferer and a recidivist consumer of isotritenoin, I appreciate soooooo much that you shared your experience. Although my liver and absolutely all kind of blood checks are, thanks God, perfect, I’ m fed up with periodical isotreti-courses every few years. My skin type is roller coaster to oilyπŸŽ’πŸ˜…. Glad to hear it worked with ZERO side effects, many thanks! πŸ§›πŸ»β€β™€οΈπŸ–€

  4. I am 44 and have always hah acne prone skin. In my adult years, I’ve been able to manage it with tretinoin pretty well with a breakout here and there. However around 2 years ago it started getting really bad, mostly on my jawline/chin and, for some strange reason, on my temples. I know it’s bc my hormones are changing due to my age. I chose the Accure laser instead of aviclear- same type of laser, both fda approved for acne. I did 3 treatments (close to $5k total). It has really helped in reducing the amount, size, and duration of pimples. It has not completely eliminated the acne – i still use tretinoin, topical OTC acne products., too. If you go this route, be prepared to break out after each session. My skin isn’t any drier than before (I think I just have a ton of sebum produced in my pores!).

  5. Thank you, Dr. Dray, I have been waiting for you to address Aviclear. I am seriously considering it. I failed Accutane treatment in my 20s and am still struggling with acne in my 40s.

  6. There’s also the Accure laser, which is also 1726nm wavelength for selective phototermolysis of sebaceous glands. This would be good to treat seborrhea and sebaceous hyperplasia as well since it selectively targets the sebaceous glands at this specific wavelength.

  7. I had never heard of this. I always enjoy learning about different things and you never disappoint. I hope this treatment will be helpful to those that needed. I’m sorry to hear that insurance doesn’t cover it though. Thanks, as always. Happy Monday, Dr Dray! I hope you have a blessed evening. πŸ’™

  8. Dr Dray, this is off-topic. I am 45 & dealing with rosacea. I saw a video of yours from four years ago where you promote procure rosacare.

    I’ve been reading so much conflicting information about what to use/not to use with rosacea. I read that any type of glycol is bad. Another product you from that line contains butylene glycol.

    Is it true people with rosacea (especially the broken capillary kind) must refrain from all glycols? And what about bakuchiol or tretinoin & vitamin C?

    Would it be possible to get an updated video on rosacea?

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