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I am on two birth controls (estrogen and progesterone) and my acne gets worse everyday. what can i do? i am 22 and have a mostly consistent skin care routine?
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You should see a dermatologist to see what treatment can be given to control your acne. There are likely effective treatments for you to try and a dermatologist is the best doctor to recommend the best treatment for you after examining your skin. Good luck!
Answered 6/28/2023
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