Acne support

Acne support for clearer, healthier skin

Acne is not a sign of poor hygiene, and it is not something you simply have to accept. It can affect comfort, confidence and the way you feel in your own skin. Our programme brings skincare together with the wider health factors that may be contributing.

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Calmer, more consistent skincare

Attention to hormonal influences

Treatment options suited to your needs

R395 to join and R395 for each review you request. Laboratory fees, medicines, supplements and products are separate.

Acne is more than a surface concern

Acne develops when pores become blocked and inflamed. Hormones, family patterns, stress, skin products and some medicines may all influence it. Food may matter for some people, but there is rarely one simple cause.

Trying too many harsh products at once can irritate the skin and make routines difficult to follow. A considered approach focuses on what your skin needs, what may be aggravating it and which changes are worth making.

A plan shaped around your skin and health

Longaevitas doctors consider the pattern and impact of your acne alongside relevant hormonal, lifestyle and health factors. This helps create a more personal approach than another generic product list.

Support may include a simpler skincare routine, practical lifestyle guidance, and topical or prescription treatment where clinically appropriate.

Inflammation and skin barrier care
Hormonal and medicine influences
Skincare that fits everyday life
Topical and prescription treatment options

Support that respects your confidence

The aim is healthier skin, fewer avoidable irritants and a plan you can follow with confidence. Results vary, and no single routine works for everyone.

Painful, severe or scarring acne may need an in-person clinical examination to confirm a diagnosis and discuss appropriate treatment.

Common questions

Is acne caused by poor hygiene?

No. Acne is linked with blocked pores and inflammation. Hormones, family patterns, stress, medicines and skin products may contribute.

Can food affect acne?

Food may influence acne for some people, but it is not always the cause. The programme considers nutrition without blaming one food or promoting unsupported restrictions.

Can prescription treatment be considered?

Yes, where clinically appropriate. Longaevitas doctors consider treatment in the context of your skin and wider health. Diagnosis may require an in-person clinical examination.

What does the programme cost?

It costs R395 to join and R395 for each review you request. Laboratory fees, medicines, supplements and products are separate.