Many : Many teens and adults have acne on areas other than the face - most commonly the chest and back. If after 2 years, your current regimen is not working, you should contact your doctor to discuss other options. These options include adding an oral antibiotic, increasing the strength of the medication you are currently using, or adding another acne medication. If your doctor is unable to offer you any other solutions, you may want to see a dermatologist. Good luck!
Answered 10/3/2016
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Not unusual: Many young people, including girls, develop acne on their chest during puberty. While likely self limited, if it persists, discuss treatment options with your family doctor, or dermatologist.
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Yes, : Yes, acne on the chest is very common and can be very normal in a 14 year old female. You should talk to a dermatologist about switching medications or other treatment options for your acne if you have been on prescription medication for 2 years and you are still having problems. Good luck.
Answered 10/3/2016
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