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.

04/08/2026

Even with unlimited resources, multiple dermatologists, and her mom's skincare line GOOP, Apple Martin still has acne.

She thinks it's from stress, but I think it's from her hair products - here's why:

Breakouts on the forehead and temples, but nowhere else on the face, almost always mean there's something in your hair products causing it.

Another clue? The pores on the forehead "shut down" after about the age of 18, when acne typically starts migrating down your face to the cheeks and jawline.

When I see forehead breakouts on someone older than 18 or 19, it's caused by something topical. In Apple's case though, if it were from her skincare or makeup, she'd be breaking out all over her face, not just her forehead.

Comment HAIR and I'll send you some of my acne-safe haircare options ❤️

One sneaky thing that could be causing your breakouts? Your shampooMost have pore-clogging ingredients that rinse down y...
04/07/2026

One sneaky thing that could be causing your breakouts? Your shampoo

Most have pore-clogging ingredients that rinse down your body (causing body breakouts) or stay on your hair—then transfer to your pillowcase, triggering breakouts along your forehead, jawline or cheeks.

Making this one simple switch can seriously help keep your skin clear.

Be sure to follow for more acne-safe product tips!

What’s your favorite acne-safe shampoo?

04/04/2026

You CAN get rid of stubborn, hormonal acne without medication in 3 months.

I’ve helped hundreds of women do this - using topical products only.

Sure, you can take birth control or spiralnolactone if you want, but you don’t need to.

Your hormones will still fluctuate, but with the right topical approach, that acne never makes it to the surface of your skin.

Tip: I’ve found myo-inositol to be really helpful - look into it for help with hormonal acne, PCOS, mood swings, perimenopause, and other hormonal issues.

What’s helped you most with your hormonal acne? 💛

04/03/2026

Body acne is a lot easier to treat than facial acne.

Almost all cases are caused by your shampoo, conditioner, and body wash, most of which clog pores.

Here's the simple treatment:
• Change those 3 products to acne-safe options
• Use 10% benzoyl peroxide every other night for 2 weeks
• Then apply it every night with a non-clogging moisturizer
• Clear skin in about 3 months

Comment PRODUCTS for my acne-safe body product list

04/01/2026

Like most trends, beef tallow moisturizer looks good on paper.

Here's why it's not acne-safe:

Beef tallow has an oleic acid content of 40%-47%.

For acne prone skin, you want to avoid any ingredient with an oleic acid content over 20% (just google it to check any natual oil).

For clear skin, stick to moisturizers made for acne-prone skin.

Have you tried beef tallow? What happened?

If you only do no. 1 you will not recognize your skin 3 months from now… (in the best way!)Comment ANALYSIS if you're do...
03/31/2026

If you only do no. 1 you will not recognize your skin 3 months from now… (in the best way!)

Comment ANALYSIS if you're done guessing about your acne — I'll send you the link to find your exact acne triggers 👇

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.

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4050 Lake Otis Parkway, Suite 203
Anchorage, AK
99508

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 6pm
Saturday 10am - 6pm
Sunday 10am - 6pm

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