Leading Cheshire dermatologist brings revolutionary new acne treatment to the North West

Award-winning Cheshire dermatologist, Dr Nicole Chiang, has brought a pioneering NEW acne treatment to the North West for the first time.

Dr Nicole (pictured) and her team at Lumiere Clinic, in Cheadle, are now offering a ground-breaking new solution for acne sufferers across Cheshire and the North West, known as AviClear Laser therapy – a breakthrough alternative to aggressive oral medications that have historically been the go-to option for the dreaded skin condition.

Acne affects up to 95% of us at some point in our lifetime and it’s commonly regarded as a ‘teenage’ disorder, but we are now seeing a significant increase in adult acne affecting women over 25 years of age.

Adult acne can be triggered by stressful lifestyles and fluctuating hormones – especially related to the menopause and it can have a significant impact on mental health, wellbeing and quality of life.

Dr Nicole, who has featured on Channel 4 and Channel 5 for her leading expertise in medical, cosmetic and surgical dermatology, said: “We are delighted to be the first and only clinic in the North West to offer this revolutionary treatment for acne patients.

“AviClear Laser therapy targets acne at its source — the sebaceous (oil-producing) glands. By selectively reducing excess oil production, it offers a non-medication alternative to traditional acne treatments like oral isotretinoin.

“For suitable patients it provides long-term improvement in acne and scarring, without the need for more aggressive oral medications that can have unwanted side effects on the whole body.

“As a Cheshire-based clinic we are delighted to bring this cutting-edge treatment to acne sufferers across the region.

“At Lumiere Clinic we are proud to offer local patients the very latest in aesthetic medicine, combining advanced aesthetic treatments, like AviClear Laser Therapy, with medical expertise in a Care Quality Commission-registered, clinically safe environment.

“All of our treatments are delivered by highly qualified professionals and are carefully chosen to reflect our belief in prioritising long-term skin and hair health. Our focus is always on safe, effective treatments that support regenerative, natural-looking and healthy results.”

Dr Nicole has received global recognition for achieving outstanding, natural and lasting results for her patients, through her unique approach which addresses the underlying medical root cause of patient concerns, in combination with the very latest cosmetic treatments.

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