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Curious: i used to have big acne bumps all over my face from late elementary school until age 30. then it completely went away on its own. how? why?
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Hormones: Probably hormonal change. Usually gets worse as you get older. You should be happy it went away with out treatment.
Answered 5/1/2013
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