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acnesfrom overgrowing and exacerbating papules and pustules in the skin," explains Bowe.
“They can therefore potentially help to treat current acne as well as prevent future breakouts.”
“These blockages can result in whiteheads and blackheads.”
“That doesn’t mean they don’t work, but we do need more studies.”
To treat hormonal acne, dermatologists often use an androgen receptor inhibitor like oral spironolactone.
Clascoterone is an androgen receptor inhibitor that has been made into a topical cream," says Sarkar.
“It would be nice to see how it compares to a standard topical acne treatment.
