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When I was 16 years old, my acne was so bad that I had seen numerous dermatologists. I had the worst acne I have seen in practice, minus maybe five or 10 people. I tried every kind of medicine available. One doctor wanted to give me intralesional steroids, and, at 16, I was very needle phobic. I ran out of his office, my mother told me, because I was so scared of having somebody put a needle in
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