Hormonal face is a facial skin inflammation caused by long-term hormone use. The exact time to recover from hormonal face is affected by many factors, and there is no accurate clinical answer. The recovery time of hormonal face is affected by many factors, such as whether to stop using hormones, the time of applying hormones, the dosage of hormones, the thickness of the skin, the gender and age of the patient, etc. Generally, patients with less dosage and shorter time, who are not stubbornly hormone dependent, can slowly recover in 3-6 months after discontinuing hormones. If there is diffuse hyperpigmentation, erythema, dryness or atrophy of the skin, recovery is relatively difficult and probably takes at least six months. If hormones are applied for a longer period of time, even up to more than half a year, and a variety of hormone side effects appear, this condition usually takes years or decades to recover, or is accompanied by a lifetime. If you have hormonal face, you should treat it in time, pay attention to sun protection, and try to use warm water when washing your face, avoid using cool water and strong stimulating facial cleansers.