I just turned 28, I didnt get my first pimple till I was 19 or so. I just started accutane 6 days ago.Good luck, that must be rough to get your first breakout at last year of teenage life
A 19 year-old doesn't have a "teenage life" anymore. College kills that. Trust me. I'm 16 and in college.
I just turned 28, I didnt get my first pimple till I was 19 or so. I just started accutane 6 days ago.Good luck, that must be rough to get your first breakout at last year of teenage life
A 19 year-old doesn't have a "teenage life" anymore. College kills that. Trust me. I'm 16 and in college.
nineTEEN. That is a teenage life still, and you can be 19 and still in highschool
nineTEEN. That is a teenage life still, and you can be 19 and still in highschool
Because it contains the word "teen" doesn't necessary mean you're still hanging out with your friends, playing video games 24/7, having no burden of responsibility or pressures of an adult.
Besides, you're 5. What are you doing in the adult acne section? Don't call me a hypocrite, because I am one.
Well I'm still struggling with this curse and I'm 58. Accutane years ago made it somewhat better. BP fried my skin. Oral antibiotics work wonders but I can't take them all the time. I'm on Retin-A and Spironolactone now and it seems to work okay. But today I'm totally depressed because I have a big red bump with whitehead on my chin and next weekend is a vacation. I have never been able to trust my skin to stay clear...ever
im 40 been struggling with acne for 23 years some of those years been better then others
getting clear has never been a problem for me over the years i've tryed everything but nothings has ever keep me clear
even accutane i did a 6 month course and with in 2 months i brokeout again
so going on accutane again because i just dont know what else to do