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I still get a few pimples here and there. is there a way to make my acne completely go away for good?
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Not neccessarily: Acne is most common in the teenager and young adult but it can persist for many years. Usually though , with aging , the sebaceous glands atrophy and acne improves. Use topical treatments such as those containing benzoyl peroxide to control your acne.
Answered 8/22/2013
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