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I have had very consistent buttock acne (cystic, blackhead, and small red bumps) for the last 5-6 years?
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It is unclear what your question is but, if you are looking to treat your acne, you should see a skin doctor. A skin doctor can evaluate the severity of your acne and provide the best treatment. Best of luck to you!
Answered 6/30/2021
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