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40 years old with acne...?

I just turned 40 (which was bad enough) but it seems as if the acne I have had on and off all my life is getting worse. I have large pores and very oily skin, so I want to control not only the acne, but at this stage in my life I am concerned about wrinkles too. Fortunately, as far as wrinkles go, I only have a few light ones around my eyes and my skin looks great for someone my age (except for the acne of course). I had been using the Mary Kay TimeWise line for the past few years which I loved, but I am considering switching to something that will help with my acne. Does anyone have any suggestions on a line of products I can use that will help control my breakouts/oil while at the same time be kind to my face that will soon enough have lines/age problems in addition to the acne? Am I asking for too much ( a product that addresses both issues)? I have heard good things about the Clinique 3-step system for acne and was thinking of trying it. Does anyone have any advice? Thanks!

You can go to a dermatologist and get prescription strength medicine.
My dermatologist told me to try using some 2% salicylic acid wash; most of the dermatologist will recommend this as the first step. This is over the counter. I use the Neutrogena orange colored one in a clear bottle.
If that doesn't work he will go up to Acutane. This is a great prescription for someone in your stage of life. There is something like a 70% chance of NEVER having acne again. That means never having 1 zit at all.

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