The Pentagon just made testosterone a military health metric. Your clients' skin is about to notice.

Starting this year, U.S. service members 30+ get annual testosterone screenings with hormone therapy offered to anyone who tests low. (Whether the screening applies equally across all troops is still an open question the Pentagon hasn't answered.) However, you feel about the policy, here's the fact that matters for us as skin professionals: testosterone therapy is going mainstream, fast.

And skin is one of the first places it shows up. We break down exactly what testosterone does at the follicle level and why androgen-driven breakouts on the jaw, chest, and back need a different protocol than your typical T-zone breakout. 

🔗 #Testosterone and the Skin: What Skin Therapists Need to Know Now

What are you seeing in your treatment room?