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Suggest Cure For Acne

my son 13 has got a small hanging zit or mole like small meat and now it is getting begger and it almost got big the third of a finger i am very cancern and worried what should i do and what i could be and took him ot he doc so many times and now they will remove it please tell me what it could be
Wed, 11 Mar 2015
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Hello,

I can understand your concern for acne in your son. It is quite common to find acne in teenage persons. Your son is now 13 years of age so it is quite obvious that he would get more pimples with increase in age.
In my patients I suggest to apply a gel containing clindamycin 1 % or benzoyl perxide 2.5 % gel over the affected areas. I suggest you to meet a dermatologist to get further guidance. A course of antibiotics might be required for earliest relief.
All the best.
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Suggest Cure For Acne

Hello, I can understand your concern for acne in your son. It is quite common to find acne in teenage persons. Your son is now 13 years of age so it is quite obvious that he would get more pimples with increase in age. In my patients I suggest to apply a gel containing clindamycin 1 % or benzoyl perxide 2.5 % gel over the affected areas. I suggest you to meet a dermatologist to get further guidance. A course of antibiotics might be required for earliest relief. All the best.