The cause, not the breakouts
Acne is driven by excess sebum, blocked pores and C. acnes bacteria
A single “anti-spot” treatment does not work here: it takes a plan. We combine phototherapy with a dedicated ACNE filter, medical deep-cleansing facials and at-home care—and we track how things change rather than putting out individual breakouts.
What to expect
Diagnosing the cause
The doctor determines the form and severity of the acne
If needed, we refer you to another specialist: acne is often linked to hormones or the digestive system, and without that, aesthetic medicine gives only a temporary result
Phototherapy with the ACNE filter
The BBI MULA system has a dedicated ACNE filter:
the light suppresses bacteria in the pores and reduces inflammation. Areas: 1 area—from ₽9,800, 2 areas—from ₽12,500, back—from ₽26,000
Medical deep-cleansing
The “Stop acne” treatment (from ₽5,500) clears congestion and inflammation mechanically
In the plan it complements the light rather than replacing it
Post-acne
Once the inflammation is under control, we move on to the marks it leaves:
scars and uneven texture are work for RF microneedling, age spots for phototherapy
Your doctor will tell you what fits at your consultation
Indications
For those tired of temporary fixes: acne comes back if you treat only the breakouts and not what causes them.
Sound familiar? Let’s talk it through in person
Your doctor will examine your skin, tell you honestly whether this method is right for you, and put together a plan. A consultation commits you to nothing
Indications are not yet a protocol
Your doctor tailors the area, number of sessions and settings to your skin. Three questions and we’ll name your protocol, price included
The essentials, answered
How long does it take?
Acne is treated over a course, not in a single visit: the skin needs time to change. The doctor will give you a realistic horizon at the consultation—we will not promise “clear skin in one session”.
Can I not just squeeze them?
Not on your own: that pushes the inflammation deeper and leaves a scar or a mark where the spot was, which takes longer to treat than the acne itself.
Will marks be left behind?
Post-acne responds to treatment—scarring is work for RF microneedling, pigmentation for phototherapy. The sooner acne is brought under control, the fewer marks are left.
What do the treatments feel like?
The protocol is always individual: it includes injectables, device-based methods, facials and deep-cleansing. Each treatment follows its own protocol, with every comfort measure built in. The reactions vary too—from redness and flaking to small bruises; the doctor will explain each stage in advance.
Is this really a job for an aesthetic physician?
Not always for them alone. If the cause lies in hormones or the digestive system, we will see it and say so plainly—health-first means we will not treat the consequence while ignoring the cause.
Didn’t find your question? Ask our doctors—we answer before you book, with no obligation
Acne is treated over a course, not in one visit
Skin needs time to change. We show you realistic timelines instead of promising a clear face after one session—so you know what is happening and which stage you are at
Diagnostics: the doctor determines the form and severity. If a hormonal or other cause is suspected—a referral to another specialist.
We bring acute inflammation down. A temporary flare is possible—this is an expected reaction of the skin to the start of treatment.
Noticeably fewer breakouts, calmer skin. We add work on skin quality and pores.
We move on to post-acne: texture and scarring with RF microneedling, marks with phototherapy. Plus supportive at-home care.
Acne is a medical condition
We treat acne as a medical condition rather than a cosmetic flaw
So we work comprehensively: medical treatment, professional care, device-based methods and at-home care guidance—and, where needed, a referral to another specialist.
All equipment registered with Roszdravnadzor, the Russian health regulator
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