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Are creams or pills more effective for treating acne?
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Acne: It depends on many factors and what you are trying to treat. Please see your dermatologist to have an initial evaluation, especially since I don't think you are 41 and just experiencing Acne. You are likely a very young minor to whom we cannot not offer medical advice.
Answered 11/29/2014
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