PCOS
Comprehensive medical care for hormonal jawline acne, hair thinning, unwanted facial hair, and dark neck patches.
Concerns are simply starting points for conversation. This page is designed to inform, not to diagnose. Every individual presentation is unique.
Understanding Hormonal Imbalance, Skin & Hair in PCOS.
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is a common hormonal and metabolic condition affecting women of reproductive age. It is characterized by higher levels of androgen hormones (like testosterone), insulin resistance, and irregular periods. Outwardly, PCOS affects both skin and hair: triggering persistent cystic acne along the jawline and chin, diffuse thinning of scalp hair, unwanted coarse facial hair (hirsutism), and velvety skin darkening around the neck and body folds.
Because PCOS is an internal multi-system condition, surface cosmetic creams alone usually provide only temporary relief. At 22 Luna, we take an integrated, doctor-led approach: combining medical acne management, physician-grade chemical peels, medical laser hair reduction, natural PRP hair follicle stimulation, and revitalizing IV wellness infusions to manage symptoms from the root upward.
Affects roughly 1 in 5 women of reproductive age, making it the most common hormonal reason for adult skin and hair concerns.
Signs you may notice.
What people often experience when navigating this concern.
Possible causes.
Concerns typically stem from a combination of internal and external factors.
Elevated Androgen Hormones
Higher natural androgen levels stimulate oil glands to cause cystic acne, while shrinking scalp hair roots and triggering facial hair growth.
Insulin Resistance
When body cells do not respond efficiently to insulin, the body produces more insulin, signaling the ovaries to produce extra testosterone.
Chronic Low-Grade Inflammation
Underlying inflammation makes skin pores more prone to clogging and makes acne blemishes more painful and red.
Follicle Hormone Sensitivity
Scalp hair roots sensitive to androgen hormones begin shrinking, causing fine, thinning hair over time.
When should you seek advice?
Consultation is not about emergency; it is about replacing guesswork with an unhurried medical perspective.
Possible treatment options.
These procedures represent clinical pathways often recommended for this concern. During your consultation, we evaluate which single option or combined protocol is most appropriate for your skin biology.
Medi Facials
Doctor-led clinical facials with gentle pore extractions, calming serums, and cooling cryotherapy to soothe hormonal inflammation.
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma)
Autologous natural growth factor therapy to awaken hair follicles weakened by hormones and halt diffuse female pattern thinning.
Laser Hair Reduction
Medical-grade laser treatments to permanently reduce stubborn, coarse hormonal facial and body hair growth.
Chemical Peels
Targeted mandelic and salicylic peels to clear cystic congestion and fade dark post-acne marks.
REVIV IV Hydration
Intravenous electrolyte, antioxidant (glutathione), and vitamin infusions to support metabolic detox and energy.
Prevention & daily care.
Simple, effective habits that support barrier resilience and maintain clinical progress.
Eat a balanced, low-glycemic diet with whole grains, protein, and vegetables to keep blood sugar and insulin stable
Incorporate regular moderate exercise (strength training, walking) to improve your body’s natural insulin sensitivity
Never squeeze or pick at deep hormonal jawline cysts—use gentle salicylic or azelaic acid topicals instead
Avoid constant aggressive threading or plucking on chin hair, which causes ingrown hair bumps and dark scars
Frequently Asked Questions
Direct, transparent answers regarding pcos.
Can PCOS-related acne and hair thinning be reversed?
Yes! By combining clinical dermatological treatments (medical peels, medi-facials, PRP) with balanced lifestyle habits and hormonal support, PCOS-related skin congestion and hair loss can be brought under complete, healthy control.
Does laser hair removal work effectively for PCOS facial hair?
Why does PCOS acne always show up on the jawline and chin?
Take control of PCOS symptoms with medical care.
Schedule your comprehensive cross-disciplinary PCOS consultation at 22 Luna.
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