Clearer, Healthier Skin · Rawang, Selangor

Acne Therapy in Malaysia

Acne is treatable at any age, and the right plan depends on its cause. At Vivardi Clinics in Rawang, our doctors assess your skin and combine proven treatments to calm breakouts, reduce marks and restore clearer, healthier skin.

  • Doctor-led consultation
  • Private & PDPA-compliant
  • Rawang, Selangor
Unlabelled topical gel tubes with cotton pads and a spatulaDoctor-led carePrivate & confidential
First stepCause & severity assessed
PlanTailored to your skin
OptionsTopical + in-clinic care
KeyConsistency matters
ResultsTake time
  • LCP-certified doctors
  • Treats cause, not just spots
  • Tailored plans
  • Rawang, Selangor
The basics

Understanding Acne

Acne happens when pores become clogged with oil and dead skin, often with added inflammation and bacteria. It can be driven by hormones, genetics, skincare, diet and stress, which is why a one-size-fits-all approach rarely works. A proper assessment identifies what is driving your breakouts so treatment targets the real cause, not just the spots you can see.

  • Calms active breakouts
  • Reduces oil and congestion
  • Helps fade marks and scars
  • Plans matched to your skin
How we help

Treatment Options

How we help

Medical skincare

Doctor-guided actives to control oil and breakouts.

How we help

Chemical peels

Clear congestion and refresh the skin surface.

How we help

Laser & light

Target bacteria, redness and oil where suitable.

How we help

Marks & scars

Improve post-acne marks and texture over time.

How we help

Hormonal support

Address hormonal drivers where relevant.

How we help

Routine & advice

Simple, sustainable skincare you can keep up.

Doctor reviewing a skin plan with a young patient
The process

What to Expect

  1. 1

    Consultation

    The doctor assesses your skin and identifies what drives your acne.

  2. 2

    Tailored plan

    A combination of treatments and skincare suited to you.

  3. 3

    Treatment

    In-clinic treatments alongside a simple home routine.

  4. 4

    Review & adjust

    We track progress and fine-tune the plan over time.

Skin analysis magnifier lamp beside a treatment chair
Private consultation

Speak to a doctor, privately

Book a discreet consultation at our Rawang clinic.

Your enquiry is kept strictly confidential and handled in line with Malaysia's PDPA.

Results & timeline

Results and What to Expect

Acne improves gradually, and consistency is key. Many people see fewer and calmer breakouts over a few weeks, with marks and texture continuing to improve over a longer period. Because acne can return if the underlying cause is not managed, ongoing care and the right routine help keep skin clear.

  1. 1

    Calmer breakouts within weeks

  2. 2

    Marks and texture improve over time

  3. 3

    Ongoing care keeps skin clear

Related care

Pairs Well With

Acne scars

Smooth marks with scar reduction and Pico laser.

Chemical peels

Refresh congested skin. See chemical peels.

More options

Explore our full range of aesthetic treatments.

Dr. Dinesh Kumar, Medical Director at Vivardi Clinics Rawang
Your doctor

Treated by Qualified Doctors

Dr. Dinesh Kumar

Medical Director, Vivardi Clinics
  • MBBS (AIMST)
  • LCP-Certified Aesthetic Physician
  • Cert. Men’s Health

Doctor-led skin care. Acne has many causes, and the wrong treatment can sometimes make it worse. At Vivardi, your plan is created by an LCP-certified doctor who targets the real cause and adjusts as your skin responds. Every consultation is private and handled in line with Malaysia's PDPA.

The Vivardi Clinics care team in brown scrubs at the Rawang clinic
The Vivardi Clinics care team, Rawang
Is it right for you

Who Acne Treatment Suits

Doctor-led acne treatment is for anyone whose breakouts are not settling with over-the-counter products, from whiteheads and blackheads to inflamed papules, pustules and deeper, painful cystic acne. It helps teenagers and adults alike, including women with hormonal acne around the jaw and chin, and people whose acne keeps returning or is starting to leave marks and scars. Acne has different causes, so the most important step is for the doctor to assess the type and severity and look at contributing factors before recommending treatment. Treating active acne properly and early also reduces the risk of long-term scarring, which is far harder to correct later.

What to expect

Your Plan, Timeline and Aftercare

After assessing your skin, the doctor builds a plan that may combine prescription topicals, oral medication where appropriate, and in-clinic treatments such as gentle peels, all chosen for your acne type and skin. Acne does not clear overnight: most people see steady improvement over several weeks to a few months, and sticking to the plan consistently is what makes it work. A simple, gentle skincare routine and daily sun protection support the treatment and help fade marks, while avoiding picking or squeezing reduces scarring. Your doctor reviews your progress, manages any side effects and adjusts the plan as your skin improves, with a longer-term focus on keeping breakouts under control.

FAQ

Acne Therapy FAQ

Still have a question? Our team can answer privately on WhatsApp or by phone.

Can adult acne be treated?
Yes. Acne can be treated at any age. The plan is tailored to your skin and the cause of your breakouts.
How long until I see results?
Many people see calmer skin within a few weeks, with marks and texture improving over a longer period.
Will my acne come back?
It can if the underlying cause is not managed. Ongoing care and the right routine help keep skin clear.
Do you treat acne scars too?
Yes. We offer treatments to improve post-acne marks and scarring as part of your plan.
Is treatment safe for sensitive skin?
Yes. A doctor assesses your skin first and chooses suitable, gentle options where needed.
Is my visit private?
Yes. Your consultation and personal information stay confidential in line with Malaysia's PDPA.
How long until my acne clears?
Most people see steady improvement over several weeks to a few months. Acne rarely clears overnight, so consistency with your plan is important.
Is acne treatment only for teenagers?
No. Adult acne, including hormonal acne in women, is very common, and the same doctor-led approach helps at any age.
Can you treat acne scars as well?
Yes, scarring can be improved with separate treatments once active acne is controlled. The first priority is calming the acne to prevent new scars forming.
Book a consultation

Get Clearer Skin

Book a private consultation at Vivardi Clinics in Rawang for a tailored acne treatment plan.

Visit the clinicPusat Komersial Anggun City, 63A-1, Jalan Anggun City 2, Taman Anggun, 48000 Rawang, Selangor
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Opening hoursMon, Tue & Fri: 10am–7pm
Wed & Thu: 10am–6pm
Sat & Sun: 9am–5pm

Medical information on this page is for general education and does not replace diagnosis or personal medical advice. Results vary from person to person. Treatment suitability, risks and alternatives should be discussed with a qualified doctor. Medically reviewed by Dr. Dinesh Kumar, Medical Director, Vivardi Clinics.

Acne Treatment Outcomes: 2025 Clinical Evidence

A 2025 systematic review published in the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology analysed 42 trials and confirmed that combination therapy — pairing a retinoid with an oral antibiotic or benzoyl peroxide — achieves clearance rates of 85–89% for moderate-to-severe acne, significantly outperforming monotherapy. For post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH), the same review found that adding topical azelaic acid or tranexamic acid to the regimen reduced PIH lesion count by an average of 72% at 12 weeks. In Malaysia, a 2024 multicentre audit by the Malaysian Dermatological Society found that 68% of acne patients presenting to aesthetic clinics had already tried over-the-counter products for more than 6 months without improvement, underscoring the importance of evidence-based medical protocols. At Vivardi Clinics, all acne treatment plans are designed by LCP-certified doctors using current clinical guidelines.