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TEJAL AJMERA PATEL
28+ Years of experience Dermatology, Hair Specialist, Oncology, Pediatrics, Skin Specialist

Are you noticing painful breakouts on your cheeks, chin, or jawline that seem to come and go with your cycle or stress levels? You might be dealing with hormonal acne.

At Dr Batra®, we believe that your skin reflects what’s happening inside your body. Our holistic, personalised homeopathic treatment for acne is designed to treat the internal imbalances that trigger these breakouts and deliver lasting, clear skin.

What is Hormonal Acne?

Hormonal acne is caused by fluctuations in your hormones—especially androgens like testosterone. It often appears during:

  • Teenage years
  • Menstrual cycles
  • Pregnancy or menopause
  • Conditions like PCOS
  • OC pills

It typically shows up as:

  • Deep, painful pimples
  • Cysts or nodules
  • Recurring breakouts around the lower face, especially the cheeks, chin, and jawline

Causes of Hormonal Acne

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  • Excess androgen production
  • Stress and poor sleep
  • Unhealthy gut or poor digestion
  • PCOS or other endocrine disorders
  • Use of hormonal contraceptives
  • Genetics

Hormonal Acne Types & Where It Appears

  • Cystic Acne: Large, inflamed, and painful bumps under the skin
  • Nodular Acne: Hard lumps deep in the skin that don’t always surface
  • Inflamed Pimples & Blackheads: Triggered by excess oil production

Commonly found on:

  • Cheeks
  • Jawline
  • Chin
  • Sometimes forehead

Dr Batra’s® pro tip:

"Acne linked to PCOS should be addressed from the root and treating the condition from the root gives long-lasting results."

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How to Get Rid of Hormonal Acne

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  • Don’t over-wash or use harsh scrubs
  • Avoid touching or picking your acne
  • Use non-comedogenic, fragrance-free skincare
  • Address the internal cause through hormonal and emotional balance
  • Seek expert consultation to get personalised guidance

Hormonal Acne Treatment with Homeopathy

At Dr Batra®, we treat hormonal acne by identifying your unique triggers. Whether it’s (Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), stress, or puberty, our homeopathic treatment for acne:

  • Regulates hormone levels naturally
  • Reduces inflammation and oil production
  • Heals acne from the root
  • Prevents recurrence by treating internal imbalances
  • Offers long-term relief without harsh side effects

Every remedy is prescribed after a detailed consultation that looks into your skin, hormones, lifestyle, and emotional health.

Lifestyle & Diet Tips for Hormonal Acne

  • Eat a low-glycaemic diet with whole grains, fruits, and vegetables
  • Reduce dairy, sugar, and processed foods
  • Include zinc, omega-3s, and probiotics in your meals
  • Get 7-8 hours of sleep daily
  • Manage stress through yoga, walking, or journaling
  • Keep skincare minimal and gentle

Why Choose Dr Batra®

  • 40+ years of experience in treating acne naturally and effectively
  • Personalised homeopathic treatments for long-term hormonal balance
  • Non-invasive, safe, and side-effect-free care
  • A compassionate team of dermatologists that understands your skin story and emotional journey
  • International protocol to monitor treatment outcomes

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Conclusion

  • Hormonal acne is a sign your body needs internal balance, not just surface care
  • Identify the real triggers and treat them with safe, effective homeopathy
  • Trust Dr Batra® for compassionate, root-cause-focused acne solutions

FAQs

How common is hormonal acne?

Hormonal acne is extremely common, especially among teenagers undergoing puberty and women aged 20–40. It is also prevalent in individuals experiencing hormonal fluctuations due to stress, lifestyle changes, or medical conditions, making it a widespread skin concern worldwide.

What is fungal acne vs hormonal acne?

Fungal acne is caused by yeast overgrowth, appears as small, uniform bumps, and is often itchy. Hormonal acne develops deeper under the skin, is painful to touch, and usually occurs along the jawline, chin, or lower cheeks.

Who does hormonal acne affect?

Hormonal acne can affect teenagers, menstruating women, women with PCOS, and people with hormonal imbalances caused by stress or poor gut health. Even men experiencing testosterone fluctuations can develop it, though it’s less common compared to women.

Is hormonal acne caused by pregnancy?

Yes. Hormonal changes during pregnancy can cause oil glands to become overactive, leading to clogged pores and acne flare-ups. It may worsen in some women, while in others, skin may temporarily improve due to hormonal balance shifts.

What can make hormonal acne worse?

Stress, lack of quality sleep, high sugar and dairy intake, and harsh skincare products can worsen hormonal acne. Poor gut health and environmental pollution may also contribute, making consistent care and a balanced lifestyle essential for prevention.

How do I know if I have hormonal acne?

If your breakouts cluster around the jawline, chin, or mouth area and flare up before, during, or after your menstrual cycle or stressful events, it’s likely hormonal. They are often painful, cyst-like, and slower to heal than regular pimples.

How long does hormonal acne last?

Hormonal acne can last for weeks to several months, depending on its triggers and treatment. Without proper care, it may persist or keep returning. Timely treatment helps shorten flare-ups and prevent deep scarring or pigmentation issues.