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<blockquote data-quote="Star*" data-source="post: 375909" data-attributes="member: 4964"><p>I think my first thought would be - IF you invest the money to help her IS SHE GOING TO FOLLOW THE REGIEM? Certain kids are pro-active in their personal care and others? Not. Dude had bad facial acne, and didn't listen to anything anyone told him until it got very bad. When I say VERY bad, I mean to the point of "If you don't do this - you are going to have MORE (not some) but MORE permanent scaring. At that point he took an interest. He actually started using the glycerine soap, and the cream. Step is right a lot of the OTC medications and washes will aggrivate the skin - dry it out too much. </p><p> </p><p>A lady I used to work with had a son who had body acne. She got him the herbal pills that they sell in the grocery store for boys or girls and it cleared him up in a month - you have to keep taking it, and he did, but his skin looke markedly improved. </p><p> </p><p>I'm all for dermatologists and see one when I have insurance because to me? Looking good makes me feel good inside, boosts my confidence and therefore I do better at things. I don't believe it's vein at all - your skin is the largest organ in your entire body and usually the most neglected. Again - I'd make sure she's going to DO what the doctor tells her - if not? No sense in going.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Star*, post: 375909, member: 4964"] I think my first thought would be - IF you invest the money to help her IS SHE GOING TO FOLLOW THE REGIEM? Certain kids are pro-active in their personal care and others? Not. Dude had bad facial acne, and didn't listen to anything anyone told him until it got very bad. When I say VERY bad, I mean to the point of "If you don't do this - you are going to have MORE (not some) but MORE permanent scaring. At that point he took an interest. He actually started using the glycerine soap, and the cream. Step is right a lot of the OTC medications and washes will aggrivate the skin - dry it out too much. A lady I used to work with had a son who had body acne. She got him the herbal pills that they sell in the grocery store for boys or girls and it cleared him up in a month - you have to keep taking it, and he did, but his skin looke markedly improved. I'm all for dermatologists and see one when I have insurance because to me? Looking good makes me feel good inside, boosts my confidence and therefore I do better at things. I don't believe it's vein at all - your skin is the largest organ in your entire body and usually the most neglected. Again - I'd make sure she's going to DO what the doctor tells her - if not? No sense in going. [/QUOTE]
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