La Roche-Posay Effaclar Serum

La Roche-Posay Effaclar Ultra Concentrated Serum

A powerful resurfacing serum formulated to refine skin texture while targeting breakouts, blackheads and post-acne marks. Ideal for adult acne, this multi-action treatment helps reveal clearer, smoother and more even-looking skin - without compromising skin comfort.

Why you’ll love it

This advanced exfoliating serum combines targeted acids with soothing ingredients to treat blemishes while supporting overall skin health. Perfect for those dealing with both acne and early signs of ageing.

Key Benefits

• Helps clear blackheads and reduce breakouts
• Smooths uneven texture and refines pores
• Supports skin renewal for a brighter complexion
• Improves the appearance of post-acne marks
• Balances oil while maintaining the skin barrier

Hero Ingredients

• Glycolic Acid: Exfoliates the skin’s surface to improve texture and radiance
• Salicylic Acid: Penetrates pores to clear congestion and reduce breakouts
• LHA (Lipo-Hydroxy Acid): Provides gentle, targeted exfoliation for smoother skin
• Niacinamide: Helps reduce pigmentation, regulate oil and strengthen the skin barrier
• Thermal Spring Water: Soothes irritation and supports sensitive, acne-prone skin

Formulated with fragrance.

Expert Guidance

An excellent option for adult patients experiencing persistent acne alongside uneven texture, dullness or early ageing. Regular exfoliation is key in managing congestion, improving post-acne marks and enhancing overall skin clarity - this formula delivers all three while minimizing irritation.

How to Use

1. Apply to clean, dry skin in the evening
2. Dispense a small amount onto fingertips and gently press into the skin
3. Avoid the eye area

Important tips

• Start 2 times per week and gradually increase as tolerated
• Always use a broad-spectrum SPF during the day
• Limit prolonged sun exposure while using this product
• Avoid combining with other strong exfoliants unless advised

Safety Note

Use during pregnancy or breastfeeding should be discussed with your healthcare provider.