Symptoms of hormones on the face

In our lives, many people have very sensitive skin. When they have skin allergies, they will use some hormone drugs, because these hormone drugs are very effective in treating allergies, but the residual substances of these hormone drugs will be deposited on the face, which is likely to cause hormone face, and the skin will look darker. So what are the symptoms of hormones on the face?

Hormone face, also known as facial hormone-dependent dermatitis, is a serious skin disease caused by intermittent or long-term abuse of hormone creams or beauty cosmetics containing hormones, which trigger hormone toxic side effects. It is different from ordinary skin sensitivity or allergy. Not only does it seriously damage the normal physiological structure and function of the skin, but in severe cases it can also affect the health of the entire body, making treatment very difficult. Recovery usually takes several months or years, and in severe cases, it may be lifelong. Hormone face, also known as hormonal acne, is a type of drug-induced acne and is also called facial hormone-dependent dermatitis. It is a serious skin disease caused by the toxic side effects of hormones due to intermittent or long-term abuse of hormone creams or beauty cosmetics containing hormones.

It is different from ordinary skin sensitivity or allergy because it not only seriously damages the normal physiological structure and function of the skin, but also affects the patient's overall physical health, causing great troubles in treatment. Pathological causes of hormone face Hormone face is a serious skin disease caused by the toxic side effects of hormones caused by the use of beauty cosmetics or creams containing hormones; and whether it is applied externally, orally or injected (intradermal, intramuscular, intravenous or joint cavity), it can cause acne. Let’s take a look at the symptoms that hormone face can cause. Symptoms of hormone face

1. Skin sensation: The skin sensation is dependent and addictive to hormone-containing drugs or cosmetics and cannot be discontinued, nor can other non-hormone products be used. Once discontinued, "hormone rebound" phenomena such as redness, swelling, and papules will appear.

2. Skin appearance: symptoms such as bloodshot, thinning, hardening, pigmentation, darkening of skin color, increased hair growth, dryness and desquamation, acne, dermatitis, and red face.

3. Skin test: Skin atrophy and thinning, unclear skin texture, dilation and congestion of subcutaneous capillaries, disordered arrangement of sweat hair, uneven pigmentation, etc. Hormone face is caused by improper use of medication. What you should do at this time is to immediately stop using the medication or cosmetics and go to a regular acne removal institution for treatment. This is the correct way to save it.