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Does can hormonal acne be solved by cream and lotion prescribed by a dermatologist?

Posted: Wed May 25, 2022 7:12 am
by scraval37@gmail.com
My freind's daughter found answer is 'No'

Let's look at a short story:
My friend's daughter is 25, and she has had cystic acne problem since she was 13 years old. Her dermatologist has prescribed her every prescription and cream over the past 12 years, and she has tried them all. Spirolactone, which balances her hormones to some level, was the only prescription that seemed to work half-way for her. In August 2018, she decided to stop taking all medications to give her body a break, but by November, her skin was at its worst. It had a significant psychological impact on her; she couldn't see her dermatologist until March 2019! She required immediate assistance. In February her best friend heard about these supplements SKINCLEAR ELIXIR and bought them for her because she had nothing to lose. Her acne had entirely cleared up and she was no longer in agony after only four days of supplement use. She had clear skin after two months.
Within a week of using these supplements, she had stopped breaking out and felt confident enough to leave the house without makeup.

Re: Does can hormonal acne be solved by cream and lotion prescribed by a dermatologist?

Posted: Mon Jun 27, 2022 9:45 am
by MissCandyGirl
This SKINCLEAR ELIXIR sounds like a miracle worker.

Where does one purchase it? Which website sells this product?

Re: Does can hormonal acne be solved by cream and lotion prescribed by a dermatologist?

Posted: Thu Sep 29, 2022 11:49 am
by anayawinget16@gmail.com
Bought Dermal MD acne serum Its superb! I'm using it for about three days but within that couple of days..i could see a good change on my skin...i have lots of pimbles still on my face and i dnt say my pimples are vanished within 3 days but there is a good change ..may be it will take more days for clearing my pimbles..& I'm waiting eagerly for a clear skin.

Re: Does can hormonal acne be solved by cream and lotion prescribed by a dermatologist?

Posted: Fri Feb 03, 2023 8:36 am
by advhccenter
such as topical retinoids, and antibiotics. In some cases hormonal acne does not even respond well to treatment with Isotretinoin (Isotretinoin/Accutane).