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Adult Acne
by palmisciano, Mar 09, 2009 07:39PM
Hi, I am 46 years old and I have sensitive and oily/com skin, I started to get acne in my late 20's and it is worse than ever....I have gone to many dermotologists over the years and tried just about everything, it works for a while than I have the same problem. I get bumps around my chin area and also in my t zone area and sometimes it take weeks to get rid of them, I have a lot of scaring and discoloration and my pores very large.. Right now I am using prescriptive cleansing gel and philospy acne treatment and clariying lotion..I am at a loss can you please tell me what I can do.
Thank you,
Karen
Thank you,
Karen
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