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What's usually recommended for getting rid of mild acne?
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Scientific Rx: If topical benzoyl peroxide that is available over-the-counter has not worked, you will probably get a good result from your physician adding something such as topical Clindamycin or a retinoic acid derivative. Especially if it's on your trunk you may need something stronger. Good luck.
Answered 6/24/2014
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