Bad acne AFTER cycle....

[thatguy]

Ended cycle of 450 Test E and 300 NPP per week. Dropped down to 150mg Test only per week. Now I am getting some bad acne breaking out. Didn't have any on cycle. Could this be due to an imbalance with estrogen? Not sure why the acne would be starting after the cycle.

 

[Shivathedestroyer]

Acne can be caused due to hormone fluctuations, it doesn’t always have to be an increase in hormones.

When I come off cycle I break out a bit as well

 

[Pineapples4Puss]

I always got acne coming off cycle.


Never was on trt but during my pct I’d break out and get wild black heads

 

[amindzeye]

When I come off cycle I break out a bit as well

I always got acne coming off cycle.

How long does it last for you guys? I've been dealing with shoulder acne that started around the last month of cycle, and still dealing with it, three and 3/4 months after the cycle ended.

 

[lankyOldIdiot]

I always have accutane on hand and start taking 10mg a day whenever I change up hormones.

10mg has almost zero effect on my liver values.

Can be sourced out cheap from china and suspended in ethanol.

 

[Pineapples4Puss]

How long does it last for you guys? I've been dealing with shoulder acne that started around the last month of cycle, and still dealing with it, three and 3/4 months after the cycle ended.

I’ll be honest after a NPP test and mast cycle I had cyctic acne throughout which lasted for a good 7-8 months after the cycle. I tried everything. Got an antibiotic didn’t help. Tried a shampoo, I forgot the name of, look in the acne thread, and even dawn dish soap. Which actually helped a bit.



Finally just started going away after I stopped everything but my lower back is always dry and itchy as fuck after using everything I suppose. This was 2 years ago or so.

Edit: not saying yours will last that long I just got fucking unlucky I believe.

 

[Plate Smacker]

I had gotten some acne on shoulders when I first ran 1g Test E with 600mg Deca.
Then it went away on cruise.
I've never gotten it again since.

 

[ibncaleb]

Hormone imbalance, It's normal and should away with time

 

[thatguy]

Hopefully everything evens out and the acne goes away. Little pimples here and there are no big deal, but a few of these are bigger bumps under the skin. No whitehead or anything.

 

[EnochBlake]

It's possible that the imbalance in estrogen could be the culprit, as hormonal changes can impact the skin. Have you considered talking to a dermatologist or an endocrinologist about this issue? They may be able to offer some more targeted advice based on your situation. And in the meantime, remember to take good care of your skin with gentle cleansing and moisturizing, and maybe even try some over-the-counter acne treatments to see if they help. And if you're ever interested in trying out the best Botox Treatment in California for any cosmetic concerns, feel free to ask for recommendations!

 

[Billenmatthew]

I always increase slowly and decrease slowly to avoid acne flare ups and it seems to help.