Hello.
I want to try PDT because of my acne.
1. Is it effective for whiteheads, inflammatory acne, and reducing sebum?
2. Is PDT something you get when you have acne? Or is it effective even when you don't have acne?
I've already gotten whiteheads and inflammatory acne and haven't gotten any new acne. I'm wondering when I should get PDT.
3. Is there a treatment that works synergistically with PDT?
4. What can I do to get rid of sebaceous hyperplasia?
5. I have fine wrinkles under my eyes and around my mouth, not deep ones. Will skin botox help?
Thank you~
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