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acne
I usually get acne around my t zones a lot. I get it in between my eyebrows, all over my nose, lips, and chin. I have clearasil cleansing pads and I use them every night. I also use Neutrogena deep clean and I use oxy when it gets bad. There is never a time when I don't have pimples!! I always feel discusting in some way although a take good care of my skin. How can I solve this? Would a dermetologist prescribe pills for someone who doesn't have MAJOR acne probs like me?? I don't get it really bad, just it looks gross! Also, what products could help me out with this?
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Get a perscription for retin-a, and if you don't have sensitive skin (like me) you might be able to use climdimycin (or however you spell it)...
anywho, go see a dermatologist or generall doctor and see what they think, if you wear makeup, make sure that it (and everything else you put on your face for that matter) is specially formulated to not clog up your pores. I'd use a gentile scrub a couple times a week as well.
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For one thing its bad to use many brands at once. But I used to be the same way and my regular doctor (not a dermetologist) gave me a prescribtion for BenzaChin. It works great. I also use pHisoderm self heating daily scrub. Using both of those I'm pretty much acne free (except around my period). So even if you can't get benzachin I would really go out and buy phisoderm.
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Use only one product because using many different kinda of product will cause your irritate and break out even more. Also the foods you eat can effect the way you skin, hair, n nails look. Eat lots of fruits and veggies try to limit the chips, sodas, candies, and cake. Seeing a dermatalogist could help you see what's really going on and yes there are pills for acne but is perscribed because different problems calls for different medications. Just wash you face 2-3 times a day(morning, after pe/lunch, dinner). Don't cover yourself up with concealer so much.Commercial or store bought brands may not always get the job done ask what your doctor reccomends or perscribes.
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