acne, when does it go away?

is it possible for adults to have acne?

yes, your doctors seem to be lying to you (maybe you look so ugly, ?)

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was it really necessary to insult me?

Give up all milk products - works marvellously. Am lazy to type everything up, but if you look through my back threads, you'll find one I made around July-ish that tells you everything

Be proactive, if you're doctor's not a dermatologist, you're never gonna get rid of it til you're skin is old and leathery (around 26/7). Okay exaggeration, but you don't know how long it's going to last. My tutors sister went to a top Madrid dermatologist (and her skin has the same appearance as mine) who said she didn't have acne but allergies. She has cut out coffe, tea and chocolate and is alternatly cutting out a food type for 3 months to see which it is. Also eating a clove of garlic everyday. Already in the first month her skin (and mine cos I copied her) is sooo much clearer! And we've both been given acne medication and treatments for ages. Shows how much some doctors know!

Well that was a long tangent.

Get roaccutane, you'll have bad skin and lips for 6 months then after that never have to worry about acne again.

Believe me, the milk thing is loads better and less dangerous than something like accutane which to me was never worth the risk and side effects.

You can't just go on roaccutane as simply as that. It's worth trying antibiotics and creams like others have suggested. Also why not try changing your diet, this might not do anything in some cases, but it is worth a try. I've heard that drinking a spoonful of cod liver oil in juice once a morning can be effective, since it contains a rich source of vitamin A (which accutane is derived from, hence why is dangerous to take cod liver oil whilst on accutane). Don't expect effects to happen immediately, give it a month or so. Of course, the right course of action depends on how severe your acne is and its risk of scarring.

TBH, from what I recall your acne wasn't even bad at all, almost un-noticable. There wasn't any reason to consider roaccutane. But of course, it could have gotten worse...

If you are female, ask to try Dianette. It works wonders, it really is fantastic! Ive been on it for about 5 months now and only had like 2 spots recently, whereas before I was covered in them!!