[Lunamoth]

Such BEAUTIFUL hair and pretty breasts you have. 
I'm with Bobbi.
Massage then noogle when you can afford. 
Couple of observations. Lavender might up your estrogen so look into that.
Antibiotics will destroy your gut flora good and bad and stop you absorbing nutrients which youl need to grow and in general. I'd be looking into a high quality probiotic and liaise with your physics re long term effects.
I appreciate how hard acne is to deal with. I'd be looking into dietary influences as to why your suffering and see if there's a link ie dairy, food intolerances. 
For me dairy has me highly congested. Only milk though but it's not the same good quality dairy of yesteryear. 
If I was discliplined enough I'd massage till the cows come home but I get sore plus have circulation issues.
Anyway hunt around here and look at our non herbal nbe thread. 
BO dunno bout that if you have cysts..

Thank you c:

Antibiotics are the only thing that have ever stopped the acne. I do take probiotics as well as evening primrose oil. I'm aware of the gut/diet connection, and believe me, I've done all the elimination diets (although my diet has always been healthy to begin with) and every topical regimen known to man, including 100% natural ones. I also have rosacea. Based on all of my constant research over the years I strongly feel it's a fungal/staph or possibly even demodex-related issue (and rosacea can cause acne as well). And unfortunately, yeah, antibiotics can cause other problems in the long term. (Actually I've been on them twice over the past 10-12 years) Candida and so on. But anyway. I can talk about skin conditions all day. Dairy IS definitely an issue for many! I mostly steer clear from it just to be safe. Dairy makes me congested as well. (Gluten does too, oddly.) 

I wasn't aware of the lavender thing; luckily I've only been adding the lavender for the past few days. I have tea tree oil as well. Not sure if that would be better; I'll google it later. 

I've been reading the herbal subforum a lot; I still find myself most interested in bovine ovary and saw palmetto. Unfortunately I won't be able to afford many supplements, so I figure it would be wisest to focus on general hormone-balancing ones. Difficult to decide which ones however. 
edit: oops, just saw that you said *non*herbal. I'll be re-reading that thread too of course.

The cysts on my ovaries are vexing to me since I can't ever seem to find recommended NBE programs that are used by people who have ovarian cysts and normal cycles but NOT necessarily PCOS (as I haven't been diagnosed, I don't want to assume I have that).