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Q: Acne Scars/marks.

asked by: Kel67 on April 1st, 2006

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I have acne, and when I get a pimple it seems to always leave a mark that looks like a pimple, but its not, its a mark that was left, they stay for months, so it makes it look like my acne is much worse than it is b/c I have more "post acne marks" than actual pimples...Anyway to the point, does anyone know anything that will help these marks fade a little sooner (not involving going to a dermatologist) I just bought mederma and neutrogena acne mark fading peel yesterday, so if anyone has used that let me know if it works..Thanks

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kissez

replied on April 17th, 2006

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Im thinking about useing the advanced solition (neutrogena).Its ben about
2 weeks sence u said u have used it. Sooo.. Wat my question is ...Has it worked out ? I just really dont wanna buy another product that dont work and let me down.Sooo... I would really be thankfull if u would write me back and tell me how has it worked out for u because I suffer from post acne marks as well.

Some info for u is to exfoleate 2 times a day,drink lots of water to prevent acne then wait for the old scars to go away.And im going to find out more on it by my doc. In a couple weeks soo.. Ill let u no

please write back
thanks :p

Cak34

replied on April 21st, 2006

New User

Re: Acne Scars/marks.

I really hate acne scars but there are some good products out there now. My sister used some stuff by rodan and fields calm regimen. The product cleared her up pretty good.

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