Acne Treatment - Thermaclear

No matter what the circumstance, the old saying is true, you never get a second chance to make a first impression. Whether it’s a job interview or a first date, you always want to look your best. But according to researchers, acne affects 25 percent of adult men. Unfortunately for guys, if you get a pimple, your options are limited. After all, you can’t exactly cover it with makeup like the ladies would, but you have to get rid of it fast, so what do you do?
Of course, there are creams of all kinds that can treat blemishes for you, everything from simple over the counter fixes to the stuff you see on the TV infomercials. The problem for most guys is that they don’t want to mess around with something they have to apply every day, and they don’t want their skin to look dry and cracked either.

There is a high tech solution that makes this annoying problem go away.
Da Silva explains how it works: “Unlike creams and soaps that only treat pimples at the surface, this device generates a quick heat pulse that neutralizes the bacteria and starts the healing process,” he says.
Since there isn’t any medicine involved, you don’t have to worry about the treatment drying out or irritating the skin; and you don’t need to have a bad case of acne for it to be effective. Sometimes that one pimple can be just as annoying as a full-on breakout — and you want to get rid of it, ASAP.
To get the healing process started, all you have to do is place the ThermaClear device on a pimple, press the pulse button, and in two seconds – you’re done. Lotions and cleansers can take up to eight weeks to work and won’t necessarily get rid of the pimples you already have. However, an FDA reviewed clinical study shows that ThermaClear can clear pimples in just a few days – sometimes in as little as 24 hours.
 It’s a little gadget you can keep on your bathroom counter, or carry along with you in your gym bag or briefcase. Luiz Da Silva invented ThermaClear, a hand-held anti-acne device that many men say they can’t live without. It uses heat technology, similar to the laser treatments you’d receive in a dermatologist’s office, only on a much smaller scale, to fight mild-to-moderate acne.