10/20/2026
1. Birth control pills, spironolactone, Accutane, and antibiotics don’t always address the underlying factors contributing to acne.
2. Testing can be an important part of understanding chronic acne, especially when you’ve been struggling for years without answers.
3. Congestion on your skin may be connected to what’s happening inside your body, including hormonal changes and inflammation.
4. Acne is also a nervous system situation. Chronic stress can influence inflammation, hormones, and your skin’s ability to heal.
5. Acne is a complex medical condition. There can be multiple contributing factors, including gut health, hormones, nutrient deficiencies, and inflammation.
6. Adult acne is common, but that doesn’t mean you have to accept living with it. Persistent breakouts deserve attention.
7. There is no single product or supplement that will clear everyone’s skin for good. Healing is a process that requires patience and consistency.
8. Skincare and diet are important foundations, but they aren’t always the complete solution to persistent acne.
9. If your bloodwork comes back normal but you’re still struggling with acne, it may be worth investigating other potential contributing factors with your healthcare provider.
10. If you experience acne around your menstrual cycle, hormonal fluctuations may be contributing to your breakouts.
Understanding your individual hormonal patterns can help guide treatment.
After 20+ years of treating acne, I know that clear skin starts with understanding what’s happening inside your body. 🤍
Comment CLEAR if you’re ready to stop guessing and start getting answers.