Benzoyl Peroxide
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April 26, 2009

Pros:

well i was using this other stuff n my face and it was doing sh*t all, it was expensive to. so i used this stuff and within 6 hours i already saw some small results.

Cons:

makes ya face dry..but who gives a sh*t.

IT F**KING WORKS
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April 25, 2009

Cons:

this product burned my skin and caused severe reddness and bumps on my face. It dried my skin horribly!!!!!! and it didnt really help clear my face up.

I wouldnt buy this product if you have sensetive skin and i wouldnt try using it again.
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April 23, 2009

Pros:

clears the majority of acne.

Cons:

bleaches clothes and hair.
makes skin a bit red.
can dry first few days

its worth it but this alone wont cure acne. need to exfoliate and moisturize
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April 21, 2009

Pros:

gets rid of spots and redness, major improvement for me.

Cons:

stings, skin peals.

works does the jooooooooooob
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November 19, 2009

Pros:

It smoothed my skin with in the first 2 days, reduced redness, smells fresh and clean, and is easy to do. IT WORKS

Cons:

Takes a week to clear larger acne, and dries skin the first week you use it

I have just bought this product a few days ago hoping its going to work since proactive has worked wonders for me in the past. It has all the same ingredients as proactive! Its just cheaper, with the same stuff in it, and with a different label... So far there is less redness and oiliness of my skin, and im already feeling pretty and much more confident. If your skin has failed other treatments, acne-free may work depending on your skin type. Or you could go to a dermatologist and have them chose the treatment for you once they have considered your skin type. Also if it doesnt work for you within a month, you can get your money back, so everyone wins! :D
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April 17, 2009

Pros:

Made skin look and feel tighter

Cons:

made skin look and feel oily

Great for white ppl i think, not so good for black ppl. ONly clears up acne a little bit. Use if you have light acne.
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April 16, 2009

Pros:

It works
Got rid of a lot of spots

Cons:

Bad reaction to it
Caused Eczema
Dry and itchy skin feels like its burnt

good value for money but make sure you test it first
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April 16, 2009

Pros:

Not worth trying...just like Proactiv solutions. Try it and it works for a month and then after that it stops...back to acne and breakouts again.

Cons:

Same as the Pro....

I would like to just say that I have been using Glymed products and getting chemical peels for about 6 months now. My face is completely clear....CLEAR! I have used everything in the book from pills, creams, over the counter products, remedies, drinking plenty of water, not touching my face, not drinking soda, and tanning. This is by far the best thing that has happened to me. I have had acne from the age of 14 years old up until the age of 27. I understand the self esteem issues that come along with having bad skin..trust me. I am of color and my complexion is brown. I had marks really bad...When a I tried the Glymed products..SO SO HAPPY! Please try these products. A bit pricey but so worth it in the end...[link removed]
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April 15, 2009

Pros:

Almost eradicates acne! Inexpensive.

Cons:

Drying, but that's BP for you.

Over the years I have tried many different benzoyl peroxide brands. Before I went on the regiment I was using ProActiv brand and then Neutrogena brand. I ordered this stuff, and it is the BEST of the bunch. It slides on easily (like lotion), absorbs easily, does not leave any WHITE residue, and is CHEAP.
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April 12, 2009

Pros:

Awesome customer service, quick response to questions and shipping your products. I love every product I have received. Even if you don't like it, you can get your money back.

Cons:

I have yet to find any.

Bottome Line? Here is the message I sent Steve the other day when I received my most recent order... Hi Steve, I received my order Thursday. Thank you so much for the samples and extra full size products you also included. I am always so excited to get my box when I order from you to see what other things you'll send for me to try. I love having the little sample sizes too so I can give them to friends. When I tell them about my great find, I can then give them some to try and then they are hooked too! You have a great company that never disappoints by skimping on quality, quantity or service. You are the perfect example of what a great company should be. Absolutely beyond excellence! Thank you, Nancy
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Finding a Doctor

The right dermatologist can make a big difference to your patient experience and the success of your acne treatment plan. Here are the steps to find a dermatologist who is a good fit:

  1. Use the search feature on the American Academy of Dermatology website to look for board-certified dermatologists in your area, and filter the search results for doctors with a special interest in treating acne.
  2. Read online patient reviews of any dermatologists you are considering and ask people you know whether they have any experience with these dermatologists.
  3. Do your research and go to your first appointment with questions prepared.
  4. Listen to what your gut feeling tells you once you see a dermatologist in person. If you are not completely comfortable, try a different dermatologist.

Finding a Doctor

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Be sure to:

  • Look at before and after photos, the more the better, especially patients with similar scarring to your own.
  • Be realistic about results. Look for improvement, not a cure.

Questions to ask a potential scar revision specialist:

  • Are you board certified? Be certain that they are board certified.
  • How long have you been performing these procedures? Normally, the more experience the better, however, some younger surgeons may be more on top of the latest procedures.
  • Can I speak to some of your other patients? Ask for references for several patients who had similar scarring and speak to them about the process and their satisfaction with results.

Red flags:

  • Their story changes: As you discuss different treatment options, if they tend to change their mind easily, or agree with whatever you say, consider this a red flag. A confident, experienced surgeon will possess strong, unwavering opinions.
  • Your gut tells you "no": Trust your gut. If you just don't feel that the doctor is the right fit, trust that and move on. On the other hand, if you feel they are the perfect specialist for you, trust that feeling.