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Scarlet's derm told her the only hope for her skin was Accutane. When she asked for a blood test, they acted like it was the craziest thing they'd ever heard of. You can look for yourself.
Maybe you've been told it's just your skin, or that your only option is another prescription. Maybe you paid for the visit and still left without knowing why it keeps coming back. You deserve to know what's going on before you decide what to try next.
What do you wish your derm had checked?
This is the one most people assume already got checked. We'd look at Free T, Total T, SHBG, DHEA-S and your Free Androgen Index, the hormones tied to oil and breakouts. Breakouts along your jawline and chin can point to your hormones.
Blood sugar swings can amplify your hormones, and you can't see them in the mirror. We'd check HbA1c, average glucose and triglycerides. Breakouts across your forehead can point to your blood sugar.
Low vitamin D is easy to miss because it doesn't look like a skin problem. We'd check it as part of what your skin needs to heal. Breakouts on your cheeks that are slow to clear can point to low vitamin D.
Jessica K., before
AfterBreakouts aren't random. They can be your body signaling something about your hormones, blood sugar, metabolism or nutrients, and none of that shows up in the mirror.
Another cream or antibiotic can't tell you why you're breaking out. Knowing first means you and your derm can decide what to try next with your own biomarkers in front of you.
One sample looks at 19 biomarkers at once, so you start with what your own body shows, and your Clear Skin Blueprint says what to change first. With our early Black Friday offer on now, it's the best time to find out.
“To my dermatologist who told me the only hope for my skin was to go on Accutane, I have a bone to pick with you because I paid $300 for that visit and when I asked for a blood test they acted like that was the craziest thing they had ever heard of.”Scarlet
“I get deep painful cystic acne on my jawline and the week before my period I basically have to take out stock in pimple patches.”Scarlet
So she found an at-home blood test and ran it herself.
“It's the week before my period and I don't have a single painful cyst on my chin or my jawline.”Scarlet
“Do your dermatologists ever actually check your hormones? Because if you're breaking out on your jawline and your skin every month, it might not be just your skin care.”Candace
“Normal” on a standard report means inside a wide, generic range. It doesn't mean nothing is off for your skin. We read 19 biomarkers specifically for acne.
“When SHBG is low, more free hormones float around the body and can trigger breakouts for some individuals. In my opinion, this test can be a useful tool to help determine whether hormonal imbalances may be contributing to a patient's skin issues.”Dr. Akash A. Patel, Dermatology
No. You get your actual biomarkers, so you can bring them to your derm. Before you try Accutane, another antibiotic or one more round of topicals, find out what's driving your breakouts.
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“I shared the BreakoutLabs report with my dermatologist and she said it gave her more insight in 5 minutes than years of visits. My skincare plan finally makes sense.”
Crystal S.“Seeing my results made me cry. For years dermatologists told me to try another cream or antibiotic. This was the first time anyone showed me WHY my acne wouldn't go away.”
Baily M.“I've done labs through doctors before, but no one ever connected the dots for me. This finally pulled everything together.”
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