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Acne and Blemish Treatment in Cincinnati, Ohio

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Acne can be frustrating at any age. You may struggle with occasional breakouts, constantly clogged pores, painful blemishes, or marks that seem to remain long after the acne has healed.

At New Body Aesthetics in Cincinnati, Ohio, we take a personalized approach to acne and blemish treatment. Instead of treating every breakout the same way, we look at your skin type, current symptoms, lifestyle, skincare routine, and treatment history.

Depending on your needs, your plan may include HydraFacial treatments, professional skincare, chemical exfoliation, laser or light-based treatments, or a combination of services. Our physician-led team, under the direction of Dr. Cory Gaiser, will help determine which options are appropriate for your skin.

Why Am I Still Breaking Out?

Acne develops when pores become clogged with oil, dead skin cells, and other debris. Bacteria and infammation can then contribute to red, swollen, or painful blemishes.

Breakouts may be infuenced by:

  • Hormonal changes
  • Genetics
  • Excess oil production
  • Buildup of dead skin cells
  • Certain skincare or cosmetic products
  • Stress
  • Medications
  • Sweat and friction
  • Picking or squeezing the skin
  • Changes in your usual routine

Acne is not always caused by poor hygiene. In fact, washing too frequently or using harsh products can irritate the skin barrier and make redness and infammation worse.

What Type of Acne Do I Have?

Acne can look diferent from one person to another. Some patients mainly experienceblackheads and whiteheads, while others develop infamed pimples or deeper, tender bumps.

Common forms include:

  • Blackheads
  • Whiteheads
  • Small red bumps
  • Pustules
  • Hormonal breakouts
  • Cyst-like blemishes
  • Congested or clogged pores
  • Breakouts caused by friction or certain products

Not every acne-like bump is acne. Folliculitis, rosacea, ingrown hairs, and certain skin reactions can look similar. This is why evaluating the skin before choosing treatment is important.

I recently had a facial at New Body Aesthetics and had a great experience!! The esthetician was friendly and easy to talk to, took the time to ask about my skin and any concerns I had, and explained the products she was using throughout the facial. The whole experience felt comfortable, personalized, and relaxing. The receptionist was very welcoming, and the facility itself is beautiful, easy to find, and has plenty of free parking. I would definitely recommend New Body Aesthetics!

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New Body Aesthetics is the absolute best med spa!! The staff is amazing and friendly. Dr Gaiser is hilarious and very knowledgeable. He gives a very down to earth feeling when he is explaining to you exactly what you are getting and teaches you along the way. Emma is so sweet and really makes you feel heard. The 2 front desk staff, kalee and Krystle are so fun and make you feel at home when you walk in the door. I would recommend! I have had a procedure done here and I finally gained my confidence back. If you haven’t been feeling like yourself lately or don’t spend time for self care, I would recommend new body aesthetics. They really are the one stop shop to feeling your best and the staff feels like family.

K.A. Google

Dr Gaiser is very knowledgeable in his work. Been going to him for years I drive a hour to his practice because he is the best!!

P.M. Google

Corey is very articulate and knowledgeable about how to go about and providing those services you been wanting and needing. I Thank Him for his help.

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What Treatments Help Improve Acne and Blemishes?

There is no single acne treatment that works for every patient.

Someone with oily, congested skin may need a diferent plan than someone with sensitive skin and infamed breakouts. Patients who are bothered by lingering redness or dark marks may also require a diferent approach than those with active acne.

Your personalized plan may include:

  • HydraFacial treatments
  • Professional skincare products
  • Gentle chemical exfoliation
  • Chemical peels
  • Laser or light-based treatments
  • Treatment for lingering discoloration
  • Guidance on maintaining results at home

These services may be used individually or combined gradually based on how your skin responds.

Can HydraFacial Help With Acne and Clogged Pores?

HydraFacial can be a helpful option for patients dealing with congestion, excess surface buildup, dullness, or clogged pores.

The treatment uses specialized Vortex-Fusion® technology to cleanse, exfoliate, extract, and hydrate the skin during one appointment. Removing surface buildup and debris may help the pores appear clearer while hydration supports the skin barrier.

A HydraFacial can also be customized with selected treatment steps or boosters based on your skin’s needs.

HydraFacial is not a replacement for medical treatment when acne is severe, painful, infected, or likely to cause scarring. Your provider will determine whether it is appropriate for your current breakouts or whether the skin needs a diferent treatment frst.

What About Professional Skincare?

Using the right products consistently can be one of the most important parts of managing acne.

Your skincare routine may need to address oil, clogged pores, infammation, discoloration, or sensitivity without damaging the skin barrier.

Depending on your skin, your provider may recommend:

  • A gentle cleanser
  • Controlled exfoliation
  • Products that help keep pores clear
  • Lightweight hydration
  • Treatment for post-acne marks
  • Daily sunscreen
  • Products selected for your sensitivity and skin type

More products do not always mean better results. Combining too many strong ingredientscan cause dryness, irritation, and additional breakouts.

A simple routine you can follow consistently is often more helpful than frequently changing products.

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Can Chemical Peels Help?

Chemical peels use a carefully selected solution to exfoliate the outer layers of the skin.

Depending on the type and strength used, a peel may help improve clogged pores, oiliness, mild breakouts, uneven tone, or marks left behind by acne.

Chemical peels are not appropriate for every skin type or every stage of active acne. The wrong product or strength can cause irritation or unwanted pigment changes.

Your provider will consider your skin tone, sensitivity, current products, and recent treatments before recommending a peel.

When Are Laser or Light Treatments Used?

Laser and light-based treatments may be included in a broader acne plan when appropriate.

Depending on the technology used, treatment may focus on active blemishes, redness, discoloration, or uneven texture left behind by previous breakouts.

Laser treatment is not necessary for every patient, and it should not automatically be the frst step. Active acne may need to be controlled before certain procedures are performed.

Skin tone is also an important consideration because some energy-based treatments carry a greater risk of pigment changes. Your provider will determine whether laser or light treatment is appropriate and explain the expected number of sessions, recovery, and limitations.

Will Treatment Remove My Acne Scars?

Active acne, post-acne marks, and acne scars are diferent concerns.

Flat red, pink, brown, or purple marks are usually discoloration rather than true scars. These marks may fade gradually or improve with skincare, peels, and selected energy- based treatments.

True acne scars change the texture of the skin. They may appear indented, raised, or uneven and often require treatments that focus on collagen remodeling.

Controlling active breakouts usually comes frst. Once the acne is more stable, your provider can evaluate lingering discoloration or scarring and recommend the next step.

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