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male
age
30-35,
*learEyes
writes:Maybe this is the wrong place to ask a question like this,but here it goes anyway.I get your typical teenage acne, sometimes usual small whiteheads, sometimes cystic ones that are ridiculous. When the acne subsides, it leaves behind a reddish scab of sorts on the affected area. They really aren't that disfiguring, I get maybe 2-3 every couple of weeks, but they are bothering me nonetheless as prom approaches and such. I run track and our area is starting to get warm and sunny so I'll have a natural tan to reduce the appearance within a few weeks, but would Neosporin help make these scabs heal faster or simply prevent infection. Would applying neosporin multiple times per day to a small pimple scab subtract days from its usual 7-9 day healing time?
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reader, Abella +, writes (10 April 2011):
 hi, if it is very mild ask your friends what they use or check out the topical applications at the supermarket.Do not pick at it.Do not use soap.Use a very gentle mild non soap skin cleaner - see supermarket again.if it is really bad see the doctor for something that will really calm it down in a hurry before the promBest wishes Abella
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