ACNE Treatments
Acne isn’t just a teenage skin concern—it’s a complex condition that can show up at any age and seriously affect how you feel in your skin. At Maven, we treat acne with a personalized, integrative approach that targets the root causes and restores your skin’s clarity and confidence.
Clear skin. Clear energy. Clear confidence.
Whether it’s stubborn breakouts, hormonal flare-ups, or acne scars that just won’t fade, acne doesn’t have to control your mirror moments. At Maven, we look beyond the surface. Our treatments address inflammation, balance your body from within, and support your skin’s ability to heal—so you can move past the frustration and into fresh, clear, breathable skin.
Acne treatment options
What Is Acne?
Acne is a skin condition that happens when your pores become clogged with oil, dead skin cells, or bacteria. It can show up as whiteheads, blackheads, pustules, cysts, or nodules—and often flares due to hormones, stress, diet, or genetics. While it’s most common during puberty, adult acne is on the rise and just as emotionally taxing.
Frequently Asked Questions
We understand that navigating your health and wellness journey can come with many questions.
What’s the best treatment for active acne at Maven?
We always start with a consultation to understand your skin and lifestyle. From there, we may recommend targeted skincare treatments, IV therapy, or internal balancing through weight management support. For long-standing cases, we also explore deeper options like hormonal triggers or inflammatory responses.
Can you help with acne scarring, too?
Yes. Treatments like SkinPen® Microneedling and VI Chemical Peels can improve the texture and appearance of acne scars by stimulating collagen and resurfacing the skin. We’ll create a personalized plan based on your skin’s unique needs.
Is adult acne different than teen acne?
It can be. Adult acne is often driven more by hormones and stress, while teen acne is more influenced by oil production and bacteria. The good news? We know how to approach both.