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I am not a medical student, but what I am is passionate.
I have been researching this topic for 8 years now (since I was 16). There is barely a day where I go without reading at least one study related to this subject, so I really am a proper nerd. Please, don't hold back using any medical terms 
Recently, I have been thinking what to do with all the scattered pieces of knowledge I have, so I contacted a dermatologist who works as a professor at a medical university. Well, two of them, in fact. One rejected me, the other one's reply simply said: "Anon333, let's start with this *attaches a simple word document*". Now, I have access to many studies I haven't had access to before and I am ecstatic! I have so many questions coming up in my mind!
I know there must be a lot of you here who feel the same way, so why not share our knowledge/questions/theories/ideas?
Of course, let's keep it scientifically backed up 
Only so our conclusions will have a meaning. The inter webs are already full of anecdotally based science when it comes to acne. Although - personal experience is always ALWAYS welcome. After all, we are a group consisting of individuals 
So, to start with. A little something I was thinking about the last days and haven't found much about it. Maybe somebody is familiar with this.
I am sure most of you heard about DHT (dihydrotestosterone) at one point.
DHT is the reason behind hypertrophy of sebaceous glands which means the production of sebum is enlarged. 5± reductase (type II) is what converts testosterone to DHT.
We know that sebum production, or at least, quantity of it, isn't the sole player in acne formation.
One of the symptoms of Parkinson's disease is oily skin, but not acne.
Anyway, DHT being what I have been reading about lately, I was also researching the connection between DHT and aromatase (enzyme responsible for the aromatization of androgens into estrogens), meaning, how would an increased aromatase effect levels of DHT.
There seems to be very little on the internet about this.
Any thoughts about this?
Acne in my P.O.V is mostly genetic, meaning if your mom and dadhad acne your probably gonna have it too. But the minority of acnewhich isn't caused by this is what gets my attention. The fact that an acne suffering teenager(with no relatives with acne) and a normal teenager can have the same diet, surrounding, hygiene etc. and yet one ends up with clear skin and the other with acne prone skin is something that must be researched. Of course the matter of the difference between their bodies arises but the difference alone can lead to the cure for acne.
And PS I'm in 8th grade sorry if I sound stupid.