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Doctors! what acne medication from the dermatologist worked best for you?
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I will tell you: 1. Pop the pus out of acne lesion and sqeese enough till all the pus is out and you see a little bit OB blood. 2. Wash your face with medicated soap twice a day and apply clindamycine 1% solution to each lesion. 3. Take Cipro (ciprofloxacin) 500 mg, one tab. Twice daily for 3 weeks. All your acne will be gone and you will love it.
Answered 6/24/2014
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