Acne care that understands hormones.
Adult acne in women is hormonal more often than not — which is why a gynecologist's acne program makes more sense than a generic skincare funnel.
Evaluation with a hormonal lens
Intake covers your skin, cycle, history, and triggers. Where the pattern points hormonal — jawline distribution, cycle-linked flares — evaluation can extend to labs, because treating hormonal acne without looking at hormones is guesswork.
Treatment options
Prescription topicals and orals selected for your case, including hormonal therapies where appropriate. Plans account for pregnancy planning and contraception — the parts general acne apps handle badly.
Follow-up that adjusts
Standardized photo check-ins on a schedule; treatments are stepped up or down by the physician based on your actual skin, not a fixed script.
Questions, answered
Can you prescribe hormonal treatments?
Yes — evaluating and managing hormonal therapy for acne is squarely within gynecologic practice.
How long until skin improves?
Most acne treatments need eight to twelve weeks for a fair verdict; we set that expectation upfront and track it with photos.
What if my acne is severe?
Severe or scarring acne may warrant treatments best managed with in-person evaluation or dermatology referral — we'll tell you straight.