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Jaliman says that sometimes she finds out patients don't even fill their prescriptions, but they're embarrassed to tell her. "It makes me hesitate to give someone something else if I think they haven't been using the first thing I gave them. Something stronger might end up ruining their skin."
And another thing -- the strong stuff isn't always the best. "I give my patients what I think will be best for them the first time around," says Engelman. She says that if a patient doesn't use a medicine correctly and wants something else, it's not going to be as good as the initial prescription. "I'm not hiding more powerful stuff in the back."
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