PhytoClear

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What is PhytoClear

PhytoClear™ is a professionally designed plant-tech treatment that targets acne, excess oil, and congestion at the root. Using a layered, non-invasive approach with botanical actives, marine algae, and aesthetic technologies, each session clears the skin, refines pores, and supports long-term skin recovery and resilience.

How It Works

PhytoClear™ is a non-invasive, skin-friendly treatment safe for sensitive skin, children, and pregnancy. It supports the skin’s natural processes with no pain and no downtime.

Dermal Purification

Treatment begins with an in-depth ultrasonic vibration technology that dislodges dead cells, hardened sebum, and debris. This prepares pores for better absorption of plant-based actives.

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Precision Extraction*

Blackheads, whiteheads, pus-filled spots, and cystic lesions are extracted using sterile, precise manual techniques. This relieves inflammation and helps prevent new or deeper scarring.

Performed when needed by skincare specialist or therapist. Priced separately.

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Botanical Infusion*

Painless, needle-free in-house plasma RF creates micro-channels to deliver acne-targeting botanicals into deep dermis to arrest inflammation and strengthen recovery.

Performed exclusively in PhytoClear™ Ultra by certified skincare specialist.

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Bacterial Control

Clinically optimised photobiomodulation penetrates deep to reduce C. acnes by up to 90%, calm inflammation, even skin tone, and recalibrate cell behaviour to prevent recurring breakouts.

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Cellular Renewal

Over 300,000 patented nano-fused phyto-spicules from marine and botanical sources stimulate renewal, minimise pores, lighten marks, and trigger natural anti-ageing repair response.

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Clarifying Therapy

A tailored formula penetrates pores to clear up to 85–90% of congestion, reduce clogged pores, rebalance oil, deliver nutrients, and promote smoother skin texture and faster skin recovery.

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Cellular Modulation

A prescriptive botanical formula recalibrates cellular responses for clearer, healthier skin. Clinically shown to improve clarity by up to 85%, it targets concerns, restores and reinforces the barrier.

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Guided Skincare*

In place of medication, clients follow a customised in-house skincare routine to prolong results, reduce relapse, enhance skin quality, build resilience, and achieve up to 90% progressive improvement.

Supportive skincare sold separately.

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Positive Transformation

Each session is clinically structured to improve skin clarity and function. Focused on long-term results, it reflects our commitment to progress without medication or developing further sensitivity.

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Who Is It For

When your skin aligns with your rhythm, confidence follows.

Adults with hormonal or lifestyle-triggered acne

Teens experiencing oily skin and breakouts

Pregnant women with hormonal flare-ups

Individuals reacting to makeup or overuse of skincare

Anyone seeking non-medicated, sustainable solutions for breakouts, bumps, or congestion

How Is It Different

We don’t suppress symptoms. We nurture your skin’s response, and shift your skin’s entire environment.

Mainstream Methods	PhytoClear™ Approach
Antibiotics, medication, harsh topicals	Gentle, skin-compatible botanicals and marine actives
Quick fixes that overlook root causes	Targets inflammation, bacteria, and oil imbalance
Surface-only relief with frequent relapse	Builds internal balance and lasting skin resilience
Side effects like peeling or rebound	Friendlier for sensitive and hormonal skin
Barrier damage and scarring risk	Strengthens barrier and reduces post-acne marks
One-size-fits-all treatments	Personalised to your skin’s needs and triggers

Begin Your Clear Skin Reset ✧

When skin is treated with understanding, not aggression, it begins to restore itself. At Folke®, we tailor every PhytoClear™ protocol to your unique needs, so your results are not just visible, but sustainable.

Whether you’ve just started breaking out or have been battling acne for years, clarity and sustainable care is possible.

Book a Personal Skin Consultation with us today!

At Folke®, we address skin concerns at the root for lasting results. Our painless, non-invasive, customised plant-tech approach protects your skin and health, delivering visible, personalised improvements backed by over 20 years of expertise.

Disclaimer

At Folke®, we offer treatments and skincare products designed to support skin health, with results varying based on factors like skin type, conditions, lifestyle, and treatment adherence. Our information is based on in-clinic observations, client experiences, and published academic materials. While claims and comparisons to mainstream therapies reflect general research, reactions to treatments can vary. Not every patient will experience the same results, and some may tolerate treatments better than others. Folke®, its founder Charles Ng, staff, and representatives are not responsible for discrepancies or differing opinions. This content is for educational purposes and should not replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. While Folke® is committed to high-quality treatments and products for skin concerns, individual outcomes may vary. The effectiveness of our treatments depends on various factors, and Folke® cannot guarantee specific results for every client. We encourage clients to consult with our professionals to set realistic expectations tailored to their needs. This information should not replace professional medical advice or treatment.

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