In this collection · Facial Aesthetics
Skin
Acne Treatment
Laser-based options for active acne, used as one part of a broader skin plan rather than a standalone cure.
What it is
Fotona laser settings can be directed at areas of active breakout, targeting the sebaceous glands and inflamed tissue. Treatment is topical and non-invasive, and it is generally combined with a consistent home skincare routine.
How we approach it
Acne has many drivers — hormonal, dietary, genetic and bacterial among them. We are careful not to overstate what a laser can do on its own. Where acne is severe, persistent or scarring, we will say so and recommend coordination with a dermatologist or physician.
- Active inflammatory breakouts on the face or back
- People looking for options alongside, not instead of, medical care
- Often sequenced before scar-focused treatment
What a visit involves
Sessions are short and performed in-office with protective eyewear. Some warmth or temporary redness afterward is common. A series of treatments spaced over several weeks is typical, and progress is reviewed as you go.
Clinically reviewed by Dr. Brittany Johansen. This page is general education, not a diagnosis or a treatment plan.
We see patients at our Alpine, Utah office, including families from Highland, Cedar Hills, American Fork, Lehi and across Utah County.
A conversation is a reasonable place to begin.
We’ll review your goals, your health history and whether this treatment is a sensible fit — or whether something else would serve you better.