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Hormonal Acne

Hormonal acne is caused by fluctuations in key hormones—like androgens, estrogen, progesterone, and cortisol—that directly impact oil production and inflammation in your skin.

You may notice:

• Deep, tender pimples or cysts along the jawline, chin, or neck
  
  
• Cyclical flare-ups before your period, during ovulation, or after stopping birth control
  
  
• Breakouts that feel sore under the skin and heal slowly
  
  
• Dark spots or marks left behind after the pimples finally resolve
  
  

This pattern happens because hormonal changes increase sebum (oil) production and trigger inflammation in the pores, setting the stage for stubborn breakouts.

This is your first puzzle piece

Recognizing that your breakouts are hormone-driven is the first piece of the clear skin puzzle. It explains:

• Why spot treatments and harsh products haven’t worked – They only address the surface, not the root cause.
  
  
• Why breakouts keep cycling – Internal hormone fluctuations continue to trigger new pimples.
  
  
• Why your skin feels unpredictable – External routines can’t stop flare-ups without addressing what’s happening inside.
  
  

This knowledge gives you clarity and control for the first time—you now know what’s actually behind your breakouts.