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I have acne breakout for about 4 months and i have been using several acne treatments but it didn't work. ?
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So see a doc: Acne is a common issue that some face well into their 30's & beyond. Having your skin evaluated by a doc or dermatologist can help you develop a plan for your particular breakout type. Understanding the role of these medications, both prescribed or not can help you get results.
Answered 1/21/2019
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