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Is it normal to have more acne on one breast?
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Acne: Where acne occurs, on breasts, middle of chest, face, is dependent on skin condition and may not be symmetrical in any area. So, yes, it may be increased on one breast vs. both the same.
Answered 12/7/2017
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