Can anyone suggest me any medication for acne?

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Posted: 12 years ago

#21

Proactive. I had a friend in college who had issues with acne. Proactive cleared it up for her.

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briahna

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Posted: 12 years ago

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dex...i don' think proactive works for everyone. one of my friend tried using it. her face even got worse.

avoid all these off counter products. the best thing to do, go and see your doctor. the doctor might prescribe you some pills, i am pretty sure that will work. if it doesn't work, they'll send you to a dermatologist.

once its all cleared, try using Cetaphil products. may do wonders for you.

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Originally posted by: briahna
dex...i don' think proactive works for everyone. one of my friend tried using it. her face even got worse.

avoid all these off counter products. the best thing to do, go and see your doctor. the doctor might prescribe you some pills, i am pretty sure that will work. if it doesn't work, they'll send you to a dermatologist.

once its all cleared, try using Cetaphil products. may do wonders for you.

Really? It worked for her just fine within a week or two after she started using it. But yea, when it comes to your body, of course a doctor is always your best friend.

See your dermatologist, OP. 😃

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Posted: 12 years ago

#24

I agree with ppl here, self medication is indeed the worst medication! Better go consult a Dermo, & clean and clear is a thorough bullshit, in the name of blemish-less skin they ruin your skin thoroughly!

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donthavealife

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Posted: 12 years ago

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Use a toner after cleansing - http://www.clinique.com/products/1573/3_step/Step_2_Exfoliate/index.tmpl Make sure your moisturizer is noncomodegenic. Try to exfoliate twice a week, don't use scrubbing exfoliators, they are bad for your skin. Try to use http://www.dermalogica.com/us/html/products/gentle-cream-exfoliant-9.html or http://www.katesomerville.com/exfolikate-gentle-exfoliating-treatment/

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priyaluthara

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Posted: 12 years ago

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Oh dear! That is a bad. Have you visited a dermatologist or a pharmacist? They would be the right people to suggest you the required medication for your acne problems. If you are looking for the best, I suggest you to check out Kaya Skin Clinic. I heard they offer various acne free products and that too at a reasonable price.

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Posted: 12 years ago

#27

Sorry.. But is acne a Bollywood star..???? If not, go and visit a medical forum!

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Enycedoll

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Posted: 12 years ago

#28

Everyone has a different response to different medications and remedies. Try a few things in a systematic manner and see where you stand. And i dnt think your diet plays such a big part in acne, it'll affect the overall appearance of your skin but im not too sure about acne. And maybe youre just going through puberty in which theres little you can do but wait out that phase.

If ur acne is severe and ur face is oily, try accutane. It'll dry everything out

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@Terenaina

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Posted: 12 years ago

#29

I say drink a lot of water...it helped me clear the acne

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briahna

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Posted: 12 years ago

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Originally posted by: donthavealife
Use a toner after cleansing - http://www.clinique.com/products/1573/3_step/Step_2_Exfoliate/index.tmpl Make sure your moisturizer is noncomodegenic. Try to exfoliate twice a week, don't use scrubbing exfoliators, they are bad for your skin. Try to use http://www.dermalogica.com/us/html/products/gentle-cream-exfoliant-9.html or http://www.katesomerville.com/exfolikate-gentle-exfoliating-treatment/

i have sensitive skin and use clinique. wonderful.

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