Yes. Everyone's case is different and with conditions such as acne we alway recommend seeing a specialist, but consistency with a sikmple skincare routine and often some presctriptive products can significantly reduce breakouts and inflammation. Decree’s doctor-led approach combines science-backed ingredients that help clear pores, regulate oil, and calm irritiation without over-stripping the skin.

Look for products gentle priducts with ingredients such as salicylic acid, niacinamide, retinoids, which gently cleanse, balance, hydrate and encourage cell turnover. Our multi-tasking AM routine is the perfect line up of products with the gentle Light Cleanse we recommend morning and night and the Peptide Emollient Veil light formulation which hydrates without being to heavy. Using these actives in clinically balanced concentrations can help treat breakouts and prevent future blemishes.

Absolutely. Niacinamide is a star ingredient for acne. It reduces inflammation, regulates oil, and helps refine pores.

Because retinol encourages skin renewal, reduces textural scarring, and smooths uneven tone, it can help improve the appearance of acne scars but you may find clinical treatments are also needed such as lasers and microneedling. Decree’s expertly balanced retinoid skincare products deliver results with minimal irritation.

Yes, it can, but usually for one of two reasons - the wrong products, or too many of them at once. Heavy, comedogenic formulas can clog pores and trigger breakouts. But over-complicating your routine is equally problematic - layering multiple actives can disrupt the skin barrier, increase sensitivity, and worsen congestion. This is something Dr Anita sees regularly in practice, and it's one of the core reasons Decree is built around a simplified, precisely formulated routine rather than a shelf of singles. If you're introducing new products, do so gradually and give your skin time to adjust. Some initial purging - where skin temporarily breaks out as cell turnover increases - can occur with actives like retinoids, and is not the same as a negative reaction. If breakouts persist or worsen beyond the first few weeks, it's worth reviewing what you're using and how you're layering it. With skin conditions such as acne and rosacea skincare isn't always straightforward. We always recommend a skin consultation with an expert to identify the best products for your skin needs.