Acne isn’t supposed to follow you to college, but even with great skin care, some people can’t find a way to get rid of those pimples, blackheads and blemishes. More at: College.Healthguru.com

I know one answer will most likely be birth control. The problem is, I don’t know how I can get it. I’m 16; If I discuss it with my mom then she’s going to think that I’m going to be having sex with my boyfriend (Which I don’t intend on doing). I don’t have my license either, nor do any of my friends. Is there any way I can prevent the acne, or any possible way of convincing my mom? Thanks all in advance.

My cycle is very regular – I have not had acne since a teen – I also just started having migraines 3-4 times a week starting about 3-4 weeks ago.

i am pretty sure my period will be coming soon since i ovulated last week (the egg whiteish sticky stuff)…
my period should’ve come in this past week…i know that becausei am still a teen, i can be irregular at times… i think this might have to do with my irregular sleep schedule (been sleeping at four, waking up at ten, sleeping at twelve, waking up at 7, etc.) and a lot of exercise…
my main question is:
WILL THEY TAKE ME OFF THE MEDICATION IF I TELL THEM THIS?

I’m sure it’s not “rosacea” because there’s no acne involved.
It’s just red all over and slightly burning. Just enough to annoy me.