How Do You Use Topical Spironolactone For Acne?
Recently doctors have begun using a new medication in the battle against acne. For years spironolactone, an anti-androgen used to block the production of hormones, was found most commonly in oral contraceptives. However, dermatologists discovered that this drug in topical cream form can be useful in blocking the hormones that create acne. If you doctor has prescribed it, here are some steps to help you use topical spironolactone. Thoroughly wash your face and hands with a soft hand soap and water before applying your topical spironolactone. The oils in your face and hands can cause acne that the anti-androgen cannot fight. Use warm water and scrub thoroughly. Dry your face and hands well. You will need a surface that does not have any moisture in order to properly apply the topical cream to your face. Gently pat dry your face and hands using a soft cotton towel. Do not scrub hard, as it may break open previous pimples. Apply a small amount of the topical spironolactone to the palm of o
