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Get Control of Your Acne

Ongoing acne problems could be a sign that you need to see a dermatologist. 

Acne is the most common chronic skin problem in the US. It can also be a major source of embarrassment, particularly for teens. The good news is that there are ways to prevent acne from forming through simple home care; however, if symptoms are severe or get worse, our Glendora, CA, dermatologist Dr. Amarpaul Sidhu can help you or your teen get their acne symptoms under control.

Here’s what you should be doing every day to prevent pimples,

If you still don’t notice any improvement in your skin after following this routine for several weeks, then it’s time to visit a dermatologist. Our dermatologist will be able to determine the cause of your acne, which can also help us create a custom treatment plan to better manage your breakouts. Some common treatments include,

Foothill Dermatology Medical Center has offices in Glendora and Rancho Cucamonga, CA, to serve you better. If adult acne is getting to you or your teen is having trouble getting their breakouts under control, then call (626) 852-3376 or (909) 483-0008 to schedule an appointment.

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