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How can i treat my oily skin problem?
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Facial skin?: Oily skin - may use frequent but gentle washes. Some times Retin A/ Retinoids can bring balance to skin. They come in different strengths. Your dermatologist can assess to develop a regimen that is specifically tailored for you.
Answered 3/29/2020
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