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What are the best things to help with acne control? should i see a doc?
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Yes: It is always best to see a dermatologist for appropriate acne care. The more inflammatory the acne the more lilely scarring will result from not treating the condition. There are many product to use for acne therapy and our patients usually are on more that one product.
Answered 10/4/2016
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