Question 1

hiw to get rid.of acne?

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Treatment of acne: The primary problem is clogged pores that can be due to excessed oil production. Insufficient exfoliation to keep the pores open and the bacterial composition of the skin. The treatments for acne address these issues. Benzoyl peroxide is antibacterial and reduces inflammation. Sal acid exfoliates the skin. If you don't respond to these products see your dermatologist.

Question 2

do baby's get acne?

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Transiently: Babies often get a transient "baby acne" that is not present at birth (bathed in the waters of the womb) but comes out at a few weeks & lasts a few months. It is thought to result from maternal hormone effect which gradually declines as the baby ages.It will generally disappear without specific treatment.

Question 3

how to get off acne?

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Scientific Rx: Start with benzoyl peroxide; if this isn't enough visit your physician, first line is topical retinoic derivatives &/or a topical antibiotic such as clindamycin. If still not sufficient, the right systemic antibiotic for you, perhaps tetracycline 500 2x/day. Dermatologist visit if still not clear. Good luck. All acne is manageable today.

Question 4

how to get rid of acnes?

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See your docotor: There is medication to take care of this. Depending on the severity, your skin doctor, will recommend what is best.

Question 5

i was wondering, can adults get acne?

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Yes: Although many consider acne a simple ritual of passage in the teen years, it can and does affect some men and women into their thirties or later.

Question 6

why my sister doesn't get severe acne?

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Can't be answered: Acne is unrelated to hygiene, lifestyle or diet. There is no figuring out why one person gets it and the next person doesn't. Your life will be easier and happier if you learn not to ask questions like this one. If you have acne yourself, you deserve to be treated effectively. If need be, make the phone call to your physician yourself.

Question 7

how can i get help for excessive acne?

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Need Rx: Over-the-counter preparations do not work well. I start with topical Clindamycin with or without a retinoic acid derivative. If needed after a few weeks, consider adding an oral antibiotic such as Erythromycin or tetracycline / Minocycline as suitable for the individual. Dermatologists have the big guns -- accutane, lasers. Freedom from acne should be a person's right. Good luck.

Question 8

how can i get rid of acnes marks at home

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Acne: You can use various fade creams/dark spot removers and over time may see some improvement. Consistency with use of any product is key. Nothing will work overnight. More importantly, address the acne itself, in order to prevent future outbreaks and subsequent scarring. Seek medical attention/advice.

Question 9

can acne get worse before getting better?

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Often: Benzoyl peroxide, retinoic acid derivatives, and Accutane may all cause acne to appear to flare for a few days before they work their magic.

Question 10

will i ever outgrow my tendency to get acne?

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Acne & aging: Many people do "outgrow" acne. However, many people continue to  have acne beakouts well into adulthood. Some have an acne-free period then develop adult acne.

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