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I have acne problem (I can't claim that it is severe but it is affecting me to a certain extend), the blackhead scars left behind is rather annoying. Tried many types of facialFacial paralysis Facial tics Facial trauma products, wash and also this cream called 'diprosalic'. It feels rather itchy as well. A few days ago, my medical coursemate whose parents are both doctors told me about this injection that is used to treat acne and she also said that I will get a better complexion and the injection should be injected on the bum (gluteal region). What I am aware of so far is that, injections that are administered in the gluteal area are usually very strong and are usually given to relieve pain. I hope some people can shed some light as to whether such an injection is specially for acne or if it is some form of painkiller which has a side effect where it indirectly reduces acne.