Acne on the face during ovulation is a common phenomenon, and many people will experience it. This phenomenon usually occurs a few days before and after ovulation and is caused by changes in hormonal levels in the body. Although this phenomenon itself does not have a great impact on health, if it occurs frequently, it may have a certain impact on appearance.

In addition to diet and cleanliness, other factors may contribute to acne, such as stress, lack of sleep, and environmental pollution. If these factors are not properly addressed, they can cause skin problems to become more severe.

There are many ways to treat acne, including medication, psychotherapy, and lifestyle adjustments. Mild acne can be improved by using topical medications and cleansing the skin. For severe acne, medication or psychotherapy may be needed.

In addition, pay attention to keeping the skin clean and dry, and avoid using too many cosmetics and soaps.