What Is New With Hormones and Acne in September 2026? Latest FDA and dermatology sources and Key Takeaways
See what 2026 evidence changes—and does not change—about Winlevi, spironolactone, and hormonal acne care.
See what 2026 evidence changes—and does not change—about Winlevi, spironolactone, and hormonal acne care.
See what the iPLEDGE delay, clascoterone evidence, and pending topical spironolactone study mean for acne care.
Breakouts in adulthood stem from stress hormones, blood sugar spikes, and menstrual cycle shifts—not just poor hygiene.
A new generation of acne and hair loss treatments is challenging the conventional wisdom that hormonal skin problems require systemic medication.
When Sarah finally got her hormones tested at 45, she discovered something her doctors had missed for decades: her DHEA-S (dehydroepiandrosterone sulfate)…
The short answer is no—red wine has not been singled out as a specific culprit for acne. While alcohol consumption in general, including red wine, can…
At least 75% of teenagers believe acne is caused by poor hygiene—and research confirms they’re not alone in this misconception.
For many women with acne-prone skin, pregnancy seems to defy years of struggle. One woman who had dealt with persistent breakouts since adolescence…
The hormonal link between acne and oily scalp has been well-documented in dermatology research.
The DUTCH Complete test is preferred over saliva testing for acne hormones because it measures the full metabolic pathway of hormones excreted through…