Question:
I am in my mid-30s and still suffer from acne. I have used over-the-counter and prescription treatments but nothing has worked. I was thinking that a chemical peel might help. Am I correct?
Answer:
Acne is difficult to treat and you would need to be evaluated as to the correct treatments to reduce breakout. This may include a combination of treatments including prescription Retin-A, lasers and TCA peels.
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