When you're looking for adult acne treatments, here's several things you want to consider. First, you need to determine if you are willing to in for any kind of acne treatment at a dermatology clinic. If you're willing to spend over $300 for a laser or dermabrasion treatment, and you have severe acne or severe acne scars, this might be a good option for you.
However, if you don't have this kind of money to spend on fixing your face (and I don't blame you; neither do I), I strongly recommend that you look into natural acne treatments that are more affordable and don't tend to hurt near as much.
The thing about some dermatology practices, such as laser and dermabrasion, is that they tend to hurt; some a little bit, and some a lot. With dermabrasion, your skin will even bleed. The results are often only mixed; it may get rid of your acne scars, but you might get other complications, such as skin infections, while your face heals from the treatment.
That's why, even though I've had microdermabrasion, I still rely on holistic techniques to keep my acne cleared. I take zinc and vitamin C every day, and oftentimes try to clear up my acne with sulfur treatments and aloe vera. There are many natural products that work just as well (or better) as over the counter acne solutions and dermatological treatments.
Oftentimes, only a dermatologist will be able to tell you for sure if adult acne treatments will or won't work for your face, but just keep in mind they have their own paychecks on their conscience, not necessarily your best interests. They want repeat customers, definitely, but they're not going to give you too many options that involve products and treatments outside of their office.
