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A have a greasy skin and it keeps giving out oils.. what is the problem ..what should i do to reduce the oils ?
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Skin: Oily and acne prone skin will often respond to prescription retinoid creams and topical astringents. See a dermatologist for a treatment regimen.
Answered 1/22/2014
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