The Clear Method.
Your acne story is unique — your treatment plan should be too. Acne care should feel personalized, supportive, and tailored to your skin’s evolving needs.
What’s Included
NOTE: Before your first treatment, you must be off of prescription topical products such as Retin A, Differen, Epiduo, Clindamycin, etc.
Your journey to clear skin starts with an in-depth consultation. You will complete a comprehensive questionnaire and your skin will be evaluated to determine your skin and acne type. Savannah will determine your customized treatment plan that includes:
Bi-weekly peels that progressively increase in intensity to help clear clogged pores and reduce acne scars. An enzyme treatment may be performed instead if your skin is dry, dehydrated or when a chemical peel is contraindicated.
A personalized skincare regimen designed to promote healing and prevent future breakouts.
Regular check-ins with Savannah to monitor your progress, make adjustments to your routine, and provide ongoing support.
Treatments and recommendations are always customized based on your skin’s condition, sensitivity, and progress.
This is a collaborative process focused on consistency, education, and realistic skin healing — while still creating a relaxing, elevated Skin Savvy experience.
Perfect for:
• Persistent acne
• Congested skin
• Inflammatory breakouts
• Acne scarring & post-inflammatory pigmentation
• Sensitive or compromised skin barriers
• Clients wanting a more guided, personalized acne journey
Client Progress
Acne is a complex skin condition that can be influenced by several internal and external factors working together — which is why treating it requires more than just “good skincare.” At Skin Savvy, I focus on the five main acne triggers: excess oil production, clogged pores, acne-causing bacteria, inflammation, and hormonal influence. Things like stress, lifestyle habits, certain products, diet, genetics, and even over-exfoliating can all contribute to these triggers and affect how your skin behaves. Because every client experiences acne differently, understanding what’s driving your breakouts is an important part of creating a treatment plan that actually supports long-term skin healing.
Acne occurs when the pores of your skin become blocked with oil, dead skin, or bacteria. Healthy pores shed about one layer of dead skin cells per day inside the pore, but acne-prone pores shed up to five layers of dead skin cells per day. This rapid shedding clogs pores and creates microcomedones, the early stages of acne. Over time, these can develop into blackheads, whiteheads, pimples, or cysts.
Understanding Acne: The Root
Acne can take up to 90 days to form and become visible on the skin. This means that a pimple you see today might have started developing as a microcomedone several weeks or even months ago. It's important to remember that it can take several weeks for acne to clear up and you might continue to see breakouts for the first few months into your treatments. This is where The Clear Method comes in—it not only treats existing acne but also prevents future breakouts.