Spironolactone
Spironolactone is a prescription pill dermatologists use for hormonal acne, the deep, stubborn kind along the jaw and chin that shrugs off creams, mostly in people who menstruate. Dermatology guidelines back it as an option, but it's a real medicine that needs a clinician deciding whether it fits you and keeping an eye on things. If your acne sounds like this, that's a doctor-and-parent conversation, not something to source yourself. We won't give doses here on purpose.
what the evidence says
The AAD 2024 guidelines conditionally recommend oral spironolactone as a hormonal acne therapy; it is prescription-only and requires clinician oversight; this app routes it to a clinician, not to self-treatment.
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