AviClear laser treatment can be an option for managing hormonal acne, particularly if traditional treatments like birth control pills and Accutane are not suitable for you. While individual responses can vary, AviClear's targeted approach to acne can help reduce inflammation, regulate sebum production, and improve skin texture. It's worth noting that hormonal acne, especially associated with conditions like PCOS, can be challenging to treat due to its underlying hormonal factors. While AviClear may help improve the condition, it might require a combination of treatments, consistent skincare, and possibly dietary adjustments to achieve the best results. There is an effective alternative acne laser, called Accure. I have seen a significant reduction in acne with my own patients. From my experience, it works much more efficiently compared to AviClear and the treatment has virtually no recovery or downtime post-procedure. Accure is a painless treatment that works across all skin types. Accure also offers some collagen remodeling capabilities, which is great for improving the appearance of acne scars. What makes Accure really stand out is its targeted approach to oil production. It focuses on sebaceous glands, reducing sebum production and enhancing the overall appearance of the skin. Accure is FDA approved for mild to severe inflammatory acne vulgaris. While Accure can be a great solution to acne, I always recommend a consultation with a board-certified practitioner to choose the best treatment based on your individual needs. Hope this helps you find relief from your acne! Don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions!