About Whiteheads & Blackheads
Clogged pores caused by excess oil and dead skin buildup often appear as texture, bumps, or visible comedones.
More About Acne
Acne is an inflammatory condition driven by oil imbalance, blocked pores and bacterial activity. While common, its emotional and textural impact can be lasting when left untreated.
At Tune Aesthetics, acne is approached as a biological pattern, not a surface problem. Our focus is to calm the skin, regulate oil behaviour, and preserve long-term skin quality.
Whiteheads & Blackheads
Hormonal
Cystic Acne
Papules
Pustules
About Hormonal Acne
Hormonal acne is linked to fluctuations in hormones and often appears on the jawline and cheeks. Treatment focuses on controlling oil production and inflammation.
Treatments at Tune
Medical FacialsChemical PeelsAcne Control Therapies
About Cystic Acne
Severe, painful acne lesions formed deep under the skin, often leading to scars.
Treatments at Tune
Advanced Acne TreatmentsLaser Therapy
About Papules
Papules are small, red, inflamed bumps that occur when clogged pores trigger irritation under the skin.
Treatments at Tune
Chemical PeelsSkin Barrier Repair ProtocolsAnti-Inflammatory Acne Care
About Pustules
Pustules are inflamed acne bumps filled with pus, formed when bacteria and trapped oil trigger a stronger inflammatory response.
Treatments at Tune
Chemical PeelsSkin Barrier Repair ProtocolsAnti-Inflammatory Acne Care
Our Treatments
Combinable Treatments
Chemical Peels
A controlled exfoliation pathway to unclog pores, refine texture, and reduce post-acne pigmentation is selected based on sensitivity and acne grade.
Medical Facials
Barrier-supportive acne care that reduces congestion and inflammation without stripping the skin’s protective layer.
Laser Toning
A pigment-safe option when post-acne marks are prominent, designed to refine tone gradually and evenly.
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Dr. Sheena Majella
Acne can recur if triggers persist. Our approach includes a maintenance pathway to keep results stable long-term.
Some routines can cause a short adjustment phase. We pace treatment to avoid barrier damage and excessive irritation.
Many see improvements within weeks. More consistent stability typically builds over a few months, depending on severity.
Yes, We prioritise barrier-first protocols and avoid harsh stripping routines that worsen inflammation.
Getting started is easy, and we'll reach out to take care of the rest.