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Hi Tiffany, I can totally relate. I know how it feels to be ashamed of this problem. The most awful thing for me is that it's like there're two different sides inside me fighting with each other - the one that keeps picking, the other that hurts and cries for help. However I learned from experience that there's no simple way to stop - at least I haven't been able to stop using power of will. This kind of disorder manifests itself usually with some underlying reason. I'm sure that to be able to stop, you shall first understand why you're doing it. Without understading your disorder and the sources to it, I don't believe it's easy to just stop. I would suggest you to talk to a professional about your problem, and believe me when I say you don't have a reason to be so ashamed. Much more people share your problem with you than you think. The best of luck. Ann.

A really good way of helping your scars is vitamin E moisturiser, seeing a doctor can really help, it could be for a wide range of reasons. Good luck with stopping. I know its hard, but You will get there :)

I have picked at scabs for as long as I can remember and since I became a teen, I have had acne. So I pick at that. Even when there's barely anything there, if there is an imperfection as small as it can be, I'll pick it. I also sometimes pick and I don't realize until it hits a nerve. I use makeup to coverup my acne scars and wear long pants when I have a scab. And when I'm stressed I pick at my forehead. My mom tells me every single time to stop picking but when she leaves, I just go at it again. Do I have dermatillomania?

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