Elements Skin Care & Acne Clinic

Elements Skin Care & Acne Clinic We specialize in treating acne, with professional-grade home-care products, bi-monthly treatments, a Not local?

Smooth, healthy skin is admired by everyone, but unfortunately, persistent acne can be a problem at any age. If you have tried Pro-Activ, antibiotics, Retin-A, or over-the-counter products and didn't get the results you were hoping for, Elements Skin Care & Acne Clinic can help you - we have a 95% success rate at clearing acne. Elements Skin Care & Acne Clinic, located in Anchorage, specializes in customized acne treatments, chemical peels, and corrective skin care services. We have a full selection of professional-strength acne products for all grades and types of acne, and our in-depth consultations and treatments are always performed by a Certified Acne Specialist. Bi-weekly acne treatments and a customized home care routine will have your skin clear in a 3 - 4 month period, but many people see significant results in as little as 6 weeks. Our successful Long-Distance Acne Program will give you the same great results! An Acne Specialist will meet with you and monitor your progress via Skype, over the phone, or by e-mail, and products and refills will be mailed right to your home. Unlike other mail-order acne systems, your specialist will be in touch with you frequently and will increase your product strength as necessary to achieve the best possible results. Owner Rebecca Meyers is committed to providing exceptional care to Alaskan residents, and her extensive education and personal experience with acne makes her clinic the only choice. At Elements Skin Care & Acne Clinic, successfully treating acne is our highest priority.

Emily spent over $2000 and a year seeing specialists for her acne.The result? Inflamed cystic acne that never went away....
01/30/2026

Emily spent over $2000 and a year seeing specialists for her acne.

The result? Inflamed cystic acne that never went away.

The cause of her acne that all her doctors missed? One wrong ingredient in her vitamins and a clogging shampoo.

That's it. That's all it took to cause her year-long, expensive acne struggle.

After she removed those 2 things and made a slight change to her skin products, her acne finally cleared right up.

If you don't know what's triggering your acne in the first place, nothing you try will work.

You're treating symptoms, not causes.

But when you identify your specific triggers first, everything else finally works.

You'll know exactly what to avoid instead of guessing...and waiting for months (or years).

How I can help 👇🏻

Comment ANALYSIS and I'll send you my process that identifies exactly what's causing YOUR breakouts — the same process that ended Emily's $2,000 nightmare.

5 reasons your acne isn't clearing (and it's not what you think) 🤔1️⃣ Your ""clean"" products aren't acne-safeNatural do...
10/28/2025

5 reasons your acne isn't clearing (and it's not what you think) 🤔

1️⃣ Your ""clean"" products aren't acne-safe
Natural doesn't mean non-comedogenic. Coconut oil, shea butter, algae - all common in organic products, all pore-clogging.

2️⃣ You're only checking your skincare
Your makeup, shampoo, conditioner, even your partner's products touching your face - they all need to be acne-safe too.

3️⃣ You're not using a strategic schedule
Using the same products every day lets acne adapt. You need planned adjustments every 2 weeks to stay ahead of it.

4️⃣ You're missing your personal triggers
Dairy in your latte, B12 in your vitamins, fabric softener on your pillowcase - one trigger can undo everything.

5️⃣ You don't have a proven system
Most people are guessing with their routine. Clear skin requires a strategic approach that addresses all these issues.

Acne isn't clearing because you're missing at least one of these pieces. When you address all of them, your skin will respond.

If you want my exact system for clearing mild acne, comment 'GUIDE' for my free guide 💕

10/27/2025

Never shop at Sephora for your acne products. 🫣

I know that sounds extreme, trust me on this. Here's why:
Sephora focuses on trendy, expensive products that look good on shelves. They're not formulated by people who understand what actually causes acne.

Most of their ""acne"" products contain pore-clogging ingredients disguised as luxury skincare.

You'll pay $60 for a cleanser that contains coconut oil, or sodium laurel sulfate, and is actually making your breakouts worse.
The ""beauty advisors"" are trained to sell products, not treat acne. They'll recommend whatever has the best margins or newest packaging.

Plus, acne doesn't need 10 different products. It needs the RIGHT 2-3 products that actually work.

You don't need fancy packaging or celebrity endorsements - your skin will be worse off. You need ingredients that prevent pimples from forming in the first place.

Do you always turn to Sephora for your acne products? It might be time to rethink that.

I know that's hard to believe when you've been breaking out for a long time.But acne isn't random. It follows a predicta...
10/25/2025

I know that's hard to believe when you've been breaking out for a long time.

But acne isn't random. It follows a predictable process.

When you know what's actually causing your breakouts and use the right products to stop it, your skin will clear up.

Most people just don't know what's really causing their acne. They blame hormones or diet when 90% of the time, it's their products.

Once you eliminate the real cause, usually around 12 weeks is all it takes for clear skin.

10/25/2025

Blaming your hormones for your acne will only keep you stuck.🙅

Most of the time, acne isn't caused by hormones. It's caused by something else entirely.

If you don't have true hormonal acne (bad birth control, pregnancy, PCOS, or peri-menopause), your breakouts are more likely coming from:
1️⃣ Pore-clogging skincare, makeup, or hair products
2️⃣ Diet triggers like energy drinks, peanut butter, or protein shakes
3️⃣ Certain vitamins and supplements

You'll spend months trying to balance your hormones, when the real problem is sitting on your bathroom counter.

Once you clean up those things + use the right products, that ""hormonal acne"" suddenly disappears.

Before you blame your hormones, make sure to rule out the bigger acne triggers first. Like a lot of my clients, you might be surprised that it was never your hormones to begin with.

Do you think your acne is hormonal? Watch my full video on YouTube (link in bio) to find out if it really is — and what to do about it.

10/24/2025

Most acne ISN'T hormonal, but what if yours IS?

About 6-8% of women have polycystic o***y syndrome (PCOS), and if you're one of them, your acne is different.
With PCOS, your body produces high levels of androgens - hormones that trigger excess oil and create deep, persistent breakouts that regular treatments don't work for.

But there's great news: a little-known supplement called myo-inositol.

It's one of the most effective things for PCOS-related acne. Published studies show it helps balance hormones and can even reverse PCOS symptoms.

What it does:
1️⃣ Balances insulin levels
2️⃣ Regulates cycles
3️⃣ Lowers androgen levels

It's natural, well-studied, and safe. Many women with PCOS see huge improvements in their hormonal acne.

If you have PCOS, this supplement could help get your acne under control long-term.

I highly recommend looking into myo-inositol if you have PCOS, or any other female hormonal issues (PMS symptoms, peri-menopause, menstrual issues).

You might be using acne products, but that doesn't mean you'll get results - especially if something is working against ...
10/23/2025

You might be using acne products, but that doesn't mean you'll get results - especially if something is working against you.

This client's ""before"" pictures were after working with another acne specialist for 6 months and using hundreds of dollars of skin products. Her acne got worse and worse.

What was she doing wrong?
❌ Daily whey protein shakes
❌ Supplements with iodine and vitamin B12

These ingredients are HUGE acne triggers when taken regularly. No product, no matter how strong, can clear your skin when something is causing major breakouts every day.

She replaced the protein shakes and supplements with acne-safe alternatives, and used the right topical products.

Three months later, her skin was completely clear.

You don't have to change your whole diet, but you do need to know the few ingredients you need to avoid. Switching these out make ALL the difference.

If you want to know what to use instead, comment 'LINK' for my free acne-safe alternatives 💕

10/22/2025

A big secret in the skincare industry?

Even when acne products contain active ingredients, they're usually cancelled out by everything else in the formula.��Or they're diluted, so they just sit there, doing nothing.

A product might have salicylic acid (sounds great!) but it's also loaded with other ingredients that actually clog pores.��I could list many, many ""acne"" products that cause acne, including some prescription ones.

Active ingredients will only work if there aren't other things working against them.

The most common clogging ingredients I see in acne products: (check yours!)
1️⃣ Sodium Laurel Sulfate
2️⃣ Isopropyl Myristate
3️⃣ Isopropyl Palmitate
4️⃣ Avocado Oil
5️⃣ Laureth-7

Want to find out if your skincare routine is causing breakouts? Comment 'CHECKER' and I'll send you my free ingredient checker ✨

10/21/2025

A new client has a PhD in neurosciene, researches acne constatnly, and tried all of this for her acne:

Spironolactone, birth control, tretinoin, clindamycin, differin, removing dairy, removing processed foods, removing caffeine, changing pillowcases every 2 nights, silk pillowcases, fluoride-free toothpaste, and hundreds of dollars on skincare products.

None of it worked.

She's incredibly smart, diligent and did all the right things. But she was overlooking the one thing that mattered most:

Her products were causing her acne.

Every single ""acne product' she was using had pore-clogging ingredients in it. She was trying so hard to treat her acne, but was causing it instead.

You don't need a PhD to clear your skin - but you do need to know what actually causes acne so the things you try make a difference.

Have you spent time or money on any of these....what happened? Let me know in the comments 👇

10/20/2025

1️⃣ Changing your diet won't fix your skin - 90% of acne comes from products, not food. This will be a huge waste of your time.

2️⃣ Natural doesn't mean safe - organic products have lots of natural ingredients that clog pores. I check every ingredient list for a reason.

3️⃣ Scrubs don't clean your pores -they can actually spread inflammation and make acne worse.

4️⃣ Coffee is better for your skin than energy drinks . Energy drinks are loaded with acne-triggering vitamin B12.

5️⃣ Hair products cause more breakouts than chocolate ever has - especially on your forehead, jawline, back, neck and shoulders.

6️⃣ You can completely clear your skin without Accutane or birth control - once you know the few things actually causing your breakouts.

If you've been told acne is all about hormones or diet, you're missing the bigger causes hiding right on your bathroom counter.

If you want to learn what's really causing your acne, comment 'GUIDE' for my free guide 💕

Your skin doesn't need to be pampered. It needs to be treated.Acne is a medical condition. And like any condition, it ne...
10/18/2025

Your skin doesn't need to be pampered. It needs to be treated.

Acne is a medical condition. And like any condition, it needs the right treatment to get better.

This happens a lot—people are so afraid of irritating their skin that they use products without active ingredients. But nothing changes.

Your acne-prone skin can handle more than you think. It actually NEEDS stronger ingredients to break through the buildup that's causing your breakouts.

The secret is to ALSO use hydrating and nourishing products to make sure your lipid barrier stays balanced and healthy. This way, your active products can work quickly, without dryness or irritation.

When you treat your acne like the condition it is—instead of tiptoeing around it—that's when real resutls can finally happen.

10/18/2025

You might not want to hear this, but you need to:

Acne has to be treated with strong products. Really strong products. You're probably hesitiant because you think ""strong"" will damage your skin barrier.

And if you don't know what you're doing, it will.
But you can absolutely have healthy, hydrated skin WHILE using strong, acne-fighting products.

The secret is to:
1. Make sure all your NON-active products (cleanser, toner, moisturizer, sunscreen) are ultra-hydrating and non-clogging. LOAD up on the moisture! Then your skin can actually handle the strong products neEDED to fight acne.

2. Start active products on low and gradually increase their strength.

If you don’t use strong products to get your acne under control, you won’t make progress. But once your skin is clear, you can back off of the strong stuff.

Want even faster results? Comment “guide” for the link to my free step-by-step Guide to Treating Mild Acne 💕

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