will my face acne go away

I am 24 with autistic and I have really bad acne, I wash and clean my face 3 times a day with freedom face wash and spot cream but nothing seems to work. I am getting really upset about it, nothing works to get rid of it

I have never had a girlfriend what girl is going to want a fat, autistic spotty person

Visit a dermatologist or an endocrinologist (since hormones are a major part of what causes acne)

Also limit to washing your face to twice a day- morning and night. Always apply a face moisturiser.

As you can see, TSR is worse than useless when it comes to this sort of thing. Start here.

An endocrinologist is not what you want here. It's a dermatologist's job. You're correct that hormones play a part, but there is nothing you can do from a hormonal perspective to reduce acne in a male.

You're also correct to say limit face washing, but I don't know if you should apply a moisturiser. To put it simply, acne is caused by too much oil on the face which clogs the pores. Adding moisturiser - an artificial oil - is going to make your acne worse.

I agree that in OPs case, a dermatologist would be better, especially since the dermatologist is usually the one to direct the patient to an endocrinologist if needed. As for a hormonal acne treatment for men, there are some, like Androcur (which can be used by both sexes). But yes, consult a dermatologist!

As for facial moisturisers, it is a MUST!!! There are plenty grease-free moisturisers available in pharmacies!
If you don't moisturise your skin and leave it dry, it will produce MORE SEBUM, which will block your pores and create blackheads and pimples. Moisturisers don't block your pores the way sebum does. That is a misconception. So if you want less oily skin- moisturise after each wash.

Androcur is an anti-androgen, which is likely to produce more side effects than accutane. Not to mention, acne is due to the glands producing too much oil and affects both genders, so I would avoid this option personally.

Maybe moisturiser can work sometimes but for me I know it wasn't a good idea. Guess the OP should experiment and see if it helps but the very first thing to do is get referred to a specialist, especially if he hates it so much. The sooner he does this the sooner it will be gone.