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    Acne Treatments: Over The Counter Vs. Prescription Strength

    When it comes to acne treatments, every company that offers them swears to have the answer. Simply rub this cream on your face, or wash your face with this soap, or use this pad, or wear this mask, and your acne will clear up. If these companies all have the answer, then why does acne even exist at all? The fact is, acne does exist and certain items only work for some people. That's why you have to gauge how bad your problem is to find the solution that works best for you. The normal rule is that, if your problem is only slight, then over the counter items may very well work for you. If your problem is more severe, then prescription acne treatments may be your only bet.

    One Or Two Pimples

    If you're only sustaining a pimple here or there, or if you're merely getting some redness, then you should go to the grocery store or pharmacy and try one of the over the counter acne treatments. There are a lot creams, ointments, soaps, pads and more to select from, so you could pick your promise or your guarantee, but know that the bulk of these items contain the same ingredients. These will generally obtain rid of the bulk small acne problems. If these acne treatments fail to obtain rid of your acne, however, or if the problem becomes worse, then it may be time to try something a little more drastic.

    See Your Dermatologist

    Your dermatologist should only be seen as a last resort, as a lot prescription strength acne treatments will influence your kidneys and can lead to long term health problems. They can obtain rid of severe acne problems, however, and for that reason, they're usually well received by a lot acne sufferers. Your dermatologist will determine if you're eligible for one of these prescription medications, such as Acutane or Retin-A, which have been proven to clear up a lot forms of severe acne.

    In conclusion, all of those creams and ointments you observe at the store will work, but only for certain cases. If your acne is less severe, then try one or all of these acne treatments to clear up your acne. If your troubles are more severe, however, then it might be time to make an appointment with your dermatologist. The the bulk important thing to bear in mind is that if your acne goes untreated, you can develop scars. This makes clearing up your acne necessary as you don't want to be reminded that you once had acne for the rest of your life.

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