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Should i tak benzoyl peroxide fr acne treatment without consultin dermatiologist....?
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Possibly: If your acne is mild, you could start with an over-the-counter benzoyl product, and see a dermatologist if you're not satisfied with the response.
Answered 5/1/2019
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Yes: If not helping, you'd better consult dermatologists then.
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