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I have really bad acne and blackheads all over chest, back and face. i also have big pores how do i get rid of them?
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See a dermatologist: There are now in many different creams and pills available to treat acne that is either mild or severe. They suggest you see a dermatologist to see which is best for you. Remember that any treatment takes several weeks to take effect.
Answered 11/8/2015
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Please see a Dermatologist for a thorough examination and recommendations for treatment.
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