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I have bad forehead acne. i have 3 different products for it. should i use them all at the same time? will it make my skin worse?
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May need strong Rx: Topical benzoyl peroxide and/or topical retinoic acid clear mild acne. Beyond this, you'll need to talk with your physician about prescription-strength Rx. As a female, you have options that include spironolactone, the oral contraceptive pill, and antibiotics. Your physician will help you choose.
Answered 2/11/2015
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