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Daily Express
Now I can spot the difference
Camilla Longdon’s teenage years were ruined by acne and she has spent £10,000
looking for a cure.
The 22-year-old sales assistant from Shanklin, Isle of Wight, tells ADRIAN LEE her story
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Daily Express
Treatments that changed our lives
I've been flying high since beating acne
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Take a Break
I had bad acne as a teenager. Luckily my skin is better
now, but I have scars that look horrible. What will get rid of them?
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Sunday Express
Spot The Difference
Most of us will suffer from bad skin at some stage in our lives, but for some,
acne is an ongoing and unsolvable problem. Sufferer Claire Brayford tells how
she finally found the right treatment to banish her blemishes forever.
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That's life!
A change in Me
Acne made me so moody - by Sarah James,23, Hackney, E. London.
"I would cake my face with make-up". What was I like?
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Daily Express
N-Lite Laser Treatment. What does it promise?
The treatment, it is claimed is “clinically proven to reduce acne and inflammation by
up to 1/2 in 4 weeks following 4 weeks following one 15 minute session.”
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The Times
Lasers promise light relief from teenage misery of acne
ACNE, long the the curse of teenagers, could be cured by a treatment developed to iron out
wrinkles, according to doctors at a London hospital. Laser therapy normally used in
private beauty salons has been tested at the Hammersmith Hospital in West London on 30
patients who were suffering mild to moderate acne.
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Daily Mail
How to zap those zits in only 15 minutes.
LASERS could offer the biggest breakthrough in the treatment of acne for 30 years, say
doctors. They found a single 15-minute dose was enough to clear up half the spots
targeted. A laser treatment developed for use on birthmarks and wrinkles produced
'significant improvements' for four out of five acne patients.
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The Sunday Times
Acne is on the increase, but a breakthrough treatment is
offering new hope for sufferers.
Everyone knows acne is a teenage problem, right? Try telling that to the Hollywood
superstar Cameron Diaz, whose skin was so bad before the London premiere of her most
recent film, Gangs of New York, that she cancelled the trip and remained holed up at home.
"She is very honest about her condition" said a close friend.
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Daily Mail
How a laser can make acne vanish
Laser treatment can reduce acne and in some cases clear it up completely, according to
hospital researchers. A system developedfor use on birthmarks and wrinkles produced
'significant improvements' for four out of five volunteers with the condition.
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Daily Telegraph
Laser cure for curse of teenagers
Laser treatment for acne is having the most dramatic effect on the battle against spots
for 30 years. A pilot study of forty-one volunteers found that a single five-minutes dose
was enough to clear up half the spots treated. Ten of the patients who took part in the
trial at the Hammersmith Hospital in West London were free from acne in weeks.
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