try the product on this site, or possibly accutane -- start by reading up on basics of acne tho

Im currently on EpiDuo and loving it.

Id say just give it a bit more time. It looks like they are the same spots just taking a long time to heal. Im in the exact same position as you, but Im just thrilled that my face is no longer breaking out and most of the other stuff has cleared up, and the patches do continue to improve. When I look at pictures I feel like there isnt a huge amount of improvement as the spots are still there, but my skin is almost smooth and no longer painful, which is a huge bonus. And although inconvenient, it really is very simple to cover the red marks with concealer.

Just keep with it a bit longer. Make sure you cleanse and wait for your skin to dry fully before applying EpiDuo. I then wait another half hour or so before applying generous amounts of moisturizer. I find this helps with the healing of the remaining blemishes.

I can also say from personal experience Epiduo does work really well on acne IF your skin is not super sensitive like mine.

Like zazzed suggested be patient and do use a good moistruizer (also on top of Epiduo) as it will dry your skin.

This will allow that you will be able to use Epiduo more frequently and actually have your skin tolerate it.

Very important: it noticed that more is (once again) less, at first I was overdrying and stressing my skin which was really painful and bad!

So if you feel using it every other night is enough, than do that, otherwise your skin will be to stressed to heal!

I tried Epiduo for a short period of time for a post-accutane breakout, and my results were much like yours. I joked that it shouldn't sound so much like 'Epidural', because it certainly doesn't numb your face - it burns!