Which of the following skin conditions is linked with hormonal imbalances?

Acne vulgaris is a skin condition closely associated with hormonal imbalances, particularly during puberty when the body experiences significant hormonal changes. These hormonal fluctuations, especially increases in androgens (such as testosterone), lead to increased sebum production in the sebaceous glands. The excess sebum can clog hair follicles, creating an environment where bacteria thrive, ultimately resulting in the formation of acne.

While conditions like psoriasis, eczema, and rosacea can also have various underlying causes, they are not primarily driven by hormonal changes in the same way that acne vulgaris is. Psoriasis is typically related to an autoimmune response, eczema is often linked to environmental factors or allergic reactions, and rosacea is more associated with vascular issues and triggers like heat or stress rather than hormonal levels.