I don't know whether to treat my period acne as guests or annoying pests. I'm familiar with balancing my hormones, but even that seems to be a great mystery when painful breakouts appear on my ...

Dermatologists are here to help with that last issue. A key trick to finding the cause of acne, they said, is noting where ...

Additionally, hormonal acne tends to affect the lower portion of the face (like the jawline) and bacterial acne mostly affects the forehead, nose, and other oil-prone areas of the face.

Keeping tabs on your menstrual cycle and then adjusting your skincare as needed can help prevent pre-period flare-ups. For ...

With accumulated dirt, oil, and dead skin cells present on the forehead, it is a breeding ground for acne-causing bacteria ...

NBC Select associate updates editor Zoe Malin says she started using Differin gel for her hormonal and cystic acne as a teenager since it is the only OTC retinoid that does not require a prescription.

She was prescribed norgestimate/ethinyl estradiol at that time; however, she did not fill the prescription for fear that hormone therapy would worsen her acne and cause weight gain. In addition to ...