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I have on going acne... ive tried everything but nothing seems to make my chin acne go away why?
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Acne regimen: Here is sample regimen for a patient with mild inflammatory facial acne: Morning: after washing your face with a cleanser (Cetaphil) apply a thin layer of a mix of topical benzoyl peroxide, and topical clindamycin. Night: Wash face with a gentle facial cleanser. Apply a thin layer of the topical retinoid to the entire face.
Answered 5/30/2016
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