i am 18 and i have had pretty bad acne now on and off for the last 3 years. i have been on every antibiotic apart from accutane and eventually they all stop working.
i heard of a laser treatment called n-lite laser, this treatmetn stops the sebacious galnds working below the skin, these are the glands that cause spots. there are practically no reviews on the web about this treatment so i took a big risk when i paid for it. i live in england and by the end of the three treatments it will have cost me 700 pounds. however i had my first treatment about a week and half ago and already my spots are literally half as bad. it is actually unbelievable. the only reason i am posting this threat is because every time someone seems to start a threat about n lite they dont finish it, and now i have had it myself i can only assume this is because all of their acne went away
you can have all three treatments in about 8 weeks and it should completely clear the acne, below is the ip adress of where i had mine done
yea i heard about that n lite treatment, i watched a news programme on it and didn't they say that it is like the biggest break through for like 30 years. i was speaking to someone else over the net about it and they said they had it done and that it was really good too
will you let me know how yours works out coz i am really self conscience and if it is as good as i have heard it to be i think i will really consider it
yea sure i will, i have my next treatment in about 2 weeks and i will let you know how tha goes, but apparently the last treatment will keep working up untill the next one anyway so i would imagine they will almost be clear by then. but i am gonna have the next two anyways just to make sure that it does not come back
i'll post a reply soon when i notice any more improvements in my skin
I had this done and I was pretty pleased with the first session. However, it is not a permanent fix and my acne came back. I had another session, and it didn't do anything. It costs a lot too.
N lite is the answer 
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