Hidradenitis Suppurativa (HS), commonly called acne inversa, is a chronic and often debilitating condition affecting the apocrine (sweat) glands. Despite impacting a significant portion of the population, its complexities remain obscured in the broader medical dialogue. Our Torrance, Los Angeles clinic specializes in HS’s comprehensive management and surgical treatment. By leveraging advanced medical techniques, we provide our patients with an over 90% cure rate post-surgical intervention. There is a cure. Do not suffer in silence anymore!
HS, or acne inversa, manifests predominantly in regions such as the underarms, groin, abdominal, breast, and facial skin. Initial symptoms include swelling that can rupture and drain at the skin’s surface. If unchecked, this can evolve into painful scar formations and subcutaneous tracts. Periodic flare-ups lead to open wounds, causing considerable discomfort. Our dedicated approach aims to break this cycle for our patients, offering a holistic treatment paradigm that addresses HS’s acute and chronic facets.
A thorough surgical intervention is the cornerstone of our treatment methodology for inverse acne. Once a specific area undergoes our specialized procedure, our clinical data reflects a 90% cure rate with no recurrences.
HS is not contagious; it is a chronic inflammatory skin condition.
While some patients report improvement with dietary changes, like adopting a Paleo diet, individual responses vary. We recommend maintaining a food diary to pinpoint potential triggers.
We adopt a phased approach, treating one region surgically and allowing an 8-12 week healing period before addressing subsequent areas.
The etiology of Hidradenitis Suppurativa often combines genetic and environmental influences, although the exact cause remains elusive.
Complemented by reconstruction, surgical interventions for inverse acne yield a remarkable 90% cure rate.
As defined by Hurley’s classification, surgical intervention becomes critical when acute infections are present or in the advanced stages of the disease.
Overweight individuals often experience reduced Hidradenitis Suppurativa flare-ups post-weight loss.
The distinct odor is due to the localized infection of the apocrine glands, intensifying during flare-ups.
Multiple medications exist, but we primarily advocate antibiotics to address infections before undertaking definitive surgical measures.
Shaving has not been scientifically linked to the aggravation of Hidradenitis Suppurativa. It remains a prevalent myth.
Located in the heart of Los Angeles, we provide specialized care for Hidradenitis Suppurativa. We’re here to assist if you’re seeking expert guidance and a path to recovery.